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PSExec for PowerShell
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5 months ago
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Today I ran into some issues calling PSExec.exe ( http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897553 ) from PowerShell and realized that there is no native cmdlet to execute an application on a remote computer natively in PowerShell. After spending...
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Validating a Certificate
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over 1 year ago
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Certificate validation is implemented differently based on the application validating the certificate, the type of identity being validated (i.e. validating a certificate from a web server will differ from validating a signed e-mail), and configuration...
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The PKI Revocation Infrastructure
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over 1 year ago
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One of the benefits of leveraging PKI is the ability to revoke a certificate. PKI is a loosely coupled system that outsources trust to organizations in charge of asserting identities of otherwise unknown systems. At times, these external entities may...
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Establishing the PKI Relationship
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over 1 year ago
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An important rule in PKI is that the private key can never leave the asset being certified without being protected (and it is best practice that the private key never leaves the asset if possible). If the private key leaves the certified asset at any...
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PKI Certificates and the X.509 Standard
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over 1 year ago
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In my previous post in the PKI series we covered some history of asymmetric cryptography as well as some of the basic uses of PKI. In this post, we will cover a bit more on how the cryptographic relationship in PKI works as well as how to request a new...
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Basics and History of PKI
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over 1 year ago
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One of the most commonly used and misunderstood concepts of IT that I have encountered is the Public Key Infrastructure, also known as PKI. PKI is one of the most effective methods of ensuring the confidentiality or integrity of data available today;...
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RPC and Network Load Balancing Technologies
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over 1 year ago
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What is RPC? Many applications today use Remote Procedure Calls to link client and server communications over a network. RPC allows client applications to easily perform function calls to local and network-connected server applications using native...
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