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PSWSMan 3.0 is out with cross-platform Windows authentication support provided by sspi-rs, the Rust SSPI library that we develop at Devolutions! This is a major upgrade from Jordan, go try it out 💪👇
It's been a long time coming but PSWSMan v3 for #PowerShell has been released powershellgallery.com/packag…. This is a major upgrade that moves away from the C omi library to a C# WSMan stack. No more root required, better Enter-PSSession experience, and lots more features enabled.
I have a plugin just for that github.com/the-mentor/no-ai-…
It blocks claude for making ai attribution the hard way.
Are you sick and tired of asking?
Me: "no Co-Authored-By in commits, please"
AI: "got it 👍"
AI, 3 commits later: "Co-Authored-By: Claude"
no-ai-attribution doesn't ask. It enforces. 🚫🤖
github.com/the-mentor/no-ai-…
Hi @awakecoding 👋
I've been playing with IronRDP it's a really cool project thank you guys for making it open source.
I'm building a Mac RDP server with it as the base.
Hi #PowerShell almost everything is build for arm64 these days is there a chance to add support for arm64 Deb/rpm packages?
Pretty please with suger on top 🙏
Sweet.
Trying to think what else we can add security wise.
I'm thinking artifact attestation is next
Block direct commits to master.
Each PR requires GPG signed commits + additional reviewer.
If this project won't have strong security guidelines it would be really hard to make it take off as the replacement of the original project it was forked from especially recently due to the recent supply chain attacks
Hi @tigkindel was GitHub.com/tui-cs/PSTui not a recent fork?
I see lots of commits directly to master before the initial fork.
Also I made a PR to increase the security of the github actions.
Also I recommend adding repository rules to enforce security like branch restriction
The old ogcv had issues with terminal themes like catppuchin.
I was hoping the v2 of the core library will fix it.
Now that it lives seperately I'll test it out and report back.
I feel like a proxy mechanism that scans the package at real time and verify it's hash is a probably a safer mechanism then republishing