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15 lessons · PowerShell
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- 001 First Steps in PowerShell — Driving Your Computer with TextOpen PowerShell and read your current location from the prompt
- 002 Working with Files — Create, Copy, Move, DeleteCreate files and folders with New-Item
- 003 The Pipe (|) — A Way of Thinking That Assembles CommandsPass a command's output into the next command's input with the pipe (|)
- 004 Text Processing — Finding a Needle in the LogsRead files with Get-Content, and peek at just the beginning of long files
- 005 Collecting System Information — A Health Checkup for My ComputerCollect OS and hardware info with Get-ComputerInfo and pick out only the items you need
- 006 Checking the Network — Inspecting My Computer's Outside LinesFind and explain your PC's IP address, default gateway, and DNS server
- 007 Variables and Data Types — Putting Values into Labeled BoxesStore values in variables and pull them back out
- 008 Conditionals and Loops — Making the Computer Judge and ToilTurn "if ~ then" judgments into code with if/else
- 009 Execution Policy and Your First Script — Meeting Windows' Safety Lock Head-OnSave a bundle of commands as a .ps1 script file and run it
- 010 ★ Project: Automatic File Classification — A Robot That Cleans Your Downloads FolderDesign the algorithm (processing order) in plain language before writing code
- 011 Exploring the Registry — Opening Windows' VaultExplain the registry as "a tree structure of keys and values"
- 012 Event Logs — Reading Windows' Black BoxOpen an administrator PowerShell and explain why this privilege is used "only when needed"
- 013 Inside Processes and Services — Trace the Lineage of ExecutionExplain what a PID is and why processes are identified by number rather than name
- 014 Remote Management — Commanding a Computer Across the NetworkExplain what a remote session is, and the role and port numbers of WinRM/PSRemoting
- 015 ★ Project: What Happens After Boot? — A Full Survey of Auto-Start LocationsExplain what persistence is and why attackers use "doors that already exist"