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Introduction to scripting in Excel

I have only recently discovered that I could create Excel spreadsheets using VBScript scripts, but I knew I could embed tabs into my output and import tab-delimited files into Excel....

Scripting Excel Part 1

Over the years, I’ve written numerous VBScript scripts that used Excel for different purposes. I’ve found myself searching for segments of code from previously written scripts to reuse in my...

Practical Scripting Part 1: The Basics

Being able to automate daily administration tasks using scripts can make the life of an admin a lot easier. But why learn to script? Aren't there hundreds of scripts you...

Practical Scripting Part 2: Cleaning Up

Last month I began a new series of articles here on WindowsNetworking.com intended to demonstrate how to manage different aspects of Windows networks using scripts. The first article introduced some...

Managing Windows Networks Using Scripts - Part 1: The Basics

Being able to automate daily administration tasks using scripts can make the life of an admin a lot easier. But why learn to script? Aren't there hundreds of scripts you...

Managing Windows Networks Using Scripts - Part 2: Cleaning Up

The first article introduced some basic scripting concepts like objects, methods, and properties, and the goal of the article was to write a simple script that changed the IP address...

Automatic script to delete old files

In many organizations, users are given access to network drives on a file or print server on which they can store documents. but many users create folders and files...

A Startup Script that Ensures Government's File Compliance

As any contractor who has worked within the public sector will know, Government Departments establish strict security guidelines and standards that all agencies must follow in their networks. Many of...

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Crimeware as a Service (CaaS)

Written by David Noel-Davies
Thursday, 10 April 2008
! The Register reported last week on a what they refer to as 'crimeware as a service' or 'CaaS.' It's an interesting read since it proves that there is increasing organization behind collecting and distributing vulnerability information online. In this case, it's a service, published by black hats, that contains username/password data for some 8,700 hundred Fortune 500 websites that can be used by attackers to disrupt, deface, or destroy some of the most popular websites on the internet.

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