Did you know that you can create PowerShell scripts on Windows 10 and Windows 11? Now that you installed PowerShell on Windows, you might want to know what you can do with it on your PC. In this guide ...

Threat actors on X are exploiting the news around Ross Ulbricht to direct unsuspecting users to a Telegram channel that tricks them into executing PowerShell code that infects them with malware.

Researchers at Proofpoint recently discovered that a PowerShell script appears to be written by AI. It can execute malicious code without touching the disk.

"The PowerShell script suspected of being LLM-generated is meticulously commented with impeccable grammar. Nearly every line of code has some associated comment," Blackford told BleepingComputer.

If you’re new to PowerShell, this article will help you get started with the basics of using the PowerShell console and Visual Studio Code (VS Code) to write, execute, and debug PowerShell scripts.

PowerShell provides various tools and techniques to help you identify and troubleshoot errors in your scripts, functions, and modules.

You can easily create and run a PowerShell script on Windows to automate tasks. You can use PowerShell ISE or Notepad to create scripts.

The ISE also includes script debugging features that allow you to step through your code interactively. Hit the Windows key, type Powershell ISE and click Run as administrator.