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LDAP use a 18 digit timestamp format. It’s an epoch timestamp.
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Hi,
LDAP use a 18 digit timestamp format. It’s an epoch timestamp.
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.Net and therefore the powershell has the ability to define a secure string. This means that the string is immediately deleted from memory if it is no longer needed.
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powershell respectively the .NET framework does not offer a method to export a X509 certificate in PEM format. The pem format is a Base64 encoded view from the raw data with a header and a footer.
An example to export the machine certificate (with Thumbprint: 1C0381278083E3CB026E46A7FF09FC4B79543D) of an computer
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Hi,
short post today. Topic: convert a hex string to an integer type.
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