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The Token Viewer now supports grouping of certain properties such as user, integrity level and Chromium sandbox type to make it easier to find the process you want /2pic.twitter.com/FFbccWxI4R

You can now use Get-RpcClient in PowerShell Core (it's a bit of a cheat, it'll use the installed .NET Framework's C# compiler, it was easier that fighting with Add-Type or requiring Roslyn). You can now use the whole module in PS Core, just install from the PS Gallery /3pic.twitter.com/T1OvLG6aD4

The NtObject Drive Provider now supports traversal into the Registry by listing NtObject:\REGISTRY or the NtKey:\ alias. PS already supported Registry drive providers but this shows it at the NT level and can be configured to use SeBackupPrivilege to bypass access checks. /4.pic.twitter.com/zADy2zBOT7

Path based accessible commands such as Get-AccessibleFile now support the PS standard Filter, Include and Exclude parameters to make it easier to select only what you want to check /5.pic.twitter.com/aYVgMVIJGf