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PowerShell Encoded Commands Tool

The PowerShell Encoded Commands Tool is a web-based utility designed to simplify the encoding and decoding of PowerShell commands using the EncodedCommand technique. This technique involves converting PowerShell commands into a base64-encoded format, making them less susceptible to detection and modification.

Prerequisites:

  • A Windows operating system with PowerShell installed.
  • A text editor to create and save PowerShell scripts.
  • A web browser to access the encoded command tool.

Step 1: Create an Encoded PowerShell Command

  1. Open the web-based tool using a web browser:
    https://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://raw.githubusercontent.com/javelinsoft/PowerShell-Encoded-Commands-Tool/main/PowerShell.html
  2. Enter a PowerShell command or script into the input textarea.
  3. Click the "Encode" button to generate the encoded PowerShell command.
  4. Copy the encoded command from the output textarea.

Step 2: Open PowerShell

  1. Press Win + X and select "Windows PowerShell" or "PowerShell" from the menu to open a PowerShell console.

Step 3: Run the Encoded PowerShell Command

Let's say you have an encoded PowerShell command like this:

powershell -encodedCommand <encoded_command_here>

  1. In the PowerShell console, paste the copied encoded command.
  2. Press Enter to execute the encoded PowerShell command.

Note: Ensure that you have the necessary permissions to execute PowerShell commands on your system.

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