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July 27, 2023July 26, 2023

Orchestrating 1Password with PowerShell

Orchestrating 1Password with PowerShell

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Over two years ago I authored a PowerShell Module that enabled the automation of 1Password. I created the module because I wanted to be able to:

Securely store locally a configuration for accessing a 1Password online Vault
Automate authentication and retrieve a Session Token for interaction with a 1Password online Vault
Automatically renew the Session Token if it expires
Have multiple profile configurations for multiple 1Password Accounts
Work in Windows PowerShell (5.x)

… keep reading

February 9, 2022February 8, 2022

I don’t know what my password is and I don’t care. I’ve reached peak password!

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Passwordless, are we there yet? Even though Passwordless means different things to different people, in my interpretation of user initiated password obsolescence I’ve minimised typing passwords as much as possible. In this post I’ll detail how.

Eliminating Password Use in the Enterprise

You don’t need to wait for your organisation to start promoting and urging you to go passwordless.… keep reading

April 23, 2021December 23, 2021

Using 1Password with PowerShell

Orchestrating 1Password with PowerShell

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This week I was updating some documentation in a Jupyter Notebook that had placeholders for credentials in it. This got me to thinking, I wonder if it is possible to get secrets from 1Password with PowerShell. 1Password as that is my password manager of choice.… keep reading