ADObjectHealthScan

1.0.0

tests/general/FileIntegrity.Exceptions.ps1

                                # List of forbidden commands

$global:BannedCommands = @(

    'Write-Host'

    'Write-Verbose'

    'Write-Warning'

    'Write-Error'

    'Write-Output'

    'Write-Information'

    'Write-Debug'

    # Use CIM instead where possible

    'Get-WmiObject'

    'Invoke-WmiMethod'

    'Register-WmiEvent'

    'Remove-WmiObject'

    'Set-WmiInstance'

    # Use Get-WinEvent instead

    'Get-EventLog'

    # User Preference should not be used in automation

    'Clear-Host' # Console Screen belongs to the user

    'Set-Location' # Console path belongs to the user. Use $PSScriptRoot instead.

    # Dynamic Variables are undesirable. Use hashtable instead.

    'Get-Variable'

    'Set-Variable'

    'Clear-Variable'

    'Remove-Variable'

    'New-Variable'

    # Dynamic Code execution should not require this

    'Invoke-Expression' # Consider splatting instead. Yes, you can splat parameters for external applications!

)

<#

    Contains list of exceptions for banned cmdlets.

    Insert the file names of files that may contain them.

    Example:

    "Write-Host"  = @('Write-PSFHostColor.ps1','Write-PSFMessage.ps1')

#>

$global:MayContainCommand = @{

    "Write-Host"  = @()

    "Write-Verbose" = @()

    "Write-Warning" = @()

    "Write-Error"  = @()

    "Write-Output" = @('Get-AhsPrivilegedPrincipal.ps1')

    "Write-Information" = @()

    "Write-Debug" = @()

}