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PowerShell for Penetration Testing
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Profiling a user with PowerShell on Linux involves gathering detailed information about the user’s activities, permissions, and system interactions. While Linux offers native tools and commands for system profiling, PowerShell can complement these by providing a consistent and scriptable interface across different platforms.
PowerShell on Linux can retrieve information about a specific user, including username, UID, GID, home directory, and shell. Here’s an example:
# Get information about a specific user Get-User -Name andrewblyth
This hypothetical cmdlet Get-User retrieves user information for the user named andrewblyth.
PowerShell can list running processes and filter them based on the user. This allows for a quick overview of the processes associated with a specific user:
# Get processes for a specific user
Get-Process | Where-Object { $_.UserName -eq "andrewblyth...
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