I covered a couple of use cases around KQL and Azure Resource Graph such as getting the adminUsername from any and all virtual machines in the environment with a single query 🌞 There's a lab exercise in the deck if you'd like to check it out!

output sshCommand string = 'ssh ${adminUsername}@${publicIP.properties.dnsSettings.fqdn}' Output 'sshCommand' -Type 'string' -Value (concat 'ssh ' $adminUsername '@' (reference $publicIPAddressName).dnsSettings.fqdn) Bicep and PSArm. Which one do you prefer?

Sitting here curious how easy it would be to hack my own modem. I was able to see there was a hidden "Support" portal. I noticed in a request a value for "adminUserName" and another for "sptUserName". Adding "sptPassword" gave me creds. UI gives up cloud creds to a 3rd party. 🤦‍♂️

@dai0106 一覧出力コマンド、さしあげます。😀 $adminUserName = "XXX@XXX.onmicrosoft.com" $securePassword = "XXX" | ConvertTo-SecureString -AsPlainText -Force Add-PowerAppsAccount -Username $adminUserName -Password $securePassword

tangina kase di makapag palit ng password ng wifi hutaena ayaw pumasok ng adminusername. q na q nako pldt paki

If I recall, that command simply disables the root account, which doesn’t prevent this flaw — it will be enabled again with no password. You’d want dsenableroot -u [adminusername] -p [adminpassword] -r [new root password]

"[concat('/bin/bash -c \'echo \"export A=B\" >> /home/', parameters('adminUsername') ,'/.profile\' ')]" - how to escape ' ? #azure arm