CPAN started in 1995 and basically turned Perl into the internet’s secret weapon.
It’s packed with over 200,000 modules, from serious science to pure chaos.
Hackers call it ‘the Library of Everything,’ and for good reason.
It holds over 200,000 Perl modules, everything from math to cat memes.
Ever wished you could fire off an email without opening Outlook, Gmail, or even touching your browser?
Let’s walk through a simple PowerShell script that lets you do just that.
So you have open up RDP port to the WAN side of your internet to make it easy to access your computer from anywhere.
That’s great! But what about the BOTs now hammering on the door?
Are you wondering which ports on your computer are open, and being listened to?
Who is listening to them? Have i allowed this?
Lets put PowerShell to work and find out..
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