credentials

I want to use the Get-Credential cmdlet in my code. How is is possible to decode the password easily back from the System.Security.SecureString format? (I must use the password in clear text format at one part in my code) $credential = Get-Credential $credential.Password | ConvertFrom-SecureString $credential #How to show password in text format? My workaround, but I think there is also a normal way $credCachePS = New-Object System.Net.CredentialCache $credCachePS.Add("uridummy", "NTLM", $credential) $credCachePS | select Password This is what I use ( though this makes it insecure, but I think

I am working on a legacy code where an application uses AxSHDocVw.AxWebBrowser ( not System.Windows.Forms.Control ) to open up web pages and am extending it to take proxy into considerations. I have following example on http://www.pinvoke.net/default.aspx/wininet/internetsetoption.html to use InternetSetOption() to go through specified proxy and tested that it works. Now the hurdle is I tried everything but failed to pass username and password with following code: //-- Set Proxy Username bool resultF = InternetSetOption(IntPtr.Zero, INTERNET_OPTION_PROXY_USERNAME, username, username.Length+1);

I have a problem with runas /savecred ... and cmdkey /add.... I have a batch file contains this line: runas /profile /savecred /user:MyDomain\MyUserName "MyProgram.exe" I'm logging to my computer as Administrator and I want to execute MyProgram.exe with another user: MyUserName. When I launch my batch file the firt time, it prompts for password for MyUserName, I type the password and it works nice !!! For second time, it don't ask for password because /savecred has saved MyUserName and password in Windows Credential. cool !! The information in Credential Manager Internet or network adress:

I have a node/socket.io/express server that's connected to a HTML file (like so ). So visiting the web address connects you to the server. I am trying to set up a system where by, said server is being run on multiple computers at a time and by way of some sort of username and password authentication, visiting the webpage with specific credentials connects you to one of the computers with those same credentials running the server. Ive seen mention of "Redis" from previous similar questions but they are pretty old and im wondering if there is a newer or better way of achieving this. You won't

I need to execute a couple of powershell command from C#, and I'm using this code Runspace rs = RunspaceFactory.CreateRunspace(); rs.Open(); PowerShell ps = PowerShell.Create(); ps.Runspace = rs; ps.AddCommand("Add-PSSnapin").AddArgument("Citrix*"); ps.Invoke(); // other commands ... This works correctly but now a user without sufficient rights to use powershell should execute this application. Is there a way to execute powershell code with different credentials? I mean something like this var password = new SecureString(); Array.ForEach("myStup1dPa$$w0rd".ToCharArray(), password.AppendChar);

For most web pages that have a username and password dialog, browsers will prompt the user if they want to save the credentials for that form: However, for this login page , it doesn't. I can't find any good data on how IE makes the decision whether to present this dialog. How to get IE to show that prompt - assuming no user settings trump it? My guess is that since the page is in HTTPS mode IE is not allowing autocomplete to execute because the page has indicated that HTTP caching should not be allowed. Or the form is being submitted with Javascript. See this article for more details. http:/