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#!/bin/bash
# Only update OpenVAS when no scans are running

scanRunning="$(ps aux | grep "openvassd: testing " | wc -l)"
scanRunning=$((scanRunning + "$(ps aux | grep "openvasmd: OTP: Handling scan" | wc -l)"))

# if the commands above result in 2 or less, a scan is not running and it is safe to update
if [ $scanRunning -le 2 ]; then
    echo "Updating OpenVas Feeds"
    /usr/sbin/greenbone-nvt-sync

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$key = "HKCU:\SOFTWARE\Locky"
If ((Test-Path $key) -ne $true) {
  # Create registry Key
  New-Item -Path $key -ItemType Key
  
  # Setting ACL
  $a = [System.Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity]::GetCurrent().Name
  $acl = Get-Acl $key
  $rule = New-Object System.Security.AccessControl.RegistryAccessRule ($a,"FullControl","Deny")
  $acl.SetAccessRule($rule)

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#requires –Version 3.0
<#
.SYNOPSIS 
Sets Lync 2013 Client's PersonalNote field with latest tweet from your favorite twitter personality:
@SwiftOnSecurity

.DESCRIPTION
What's happening today? Find out with the Set-LyncNoteWithTwitter.ps1 script. It sets the Lync 2013 
Client's personal note to match the latest tweet from your favorite twitter personality. 
Authentication and authorization are handled throughTwitter's Oauth implementation. Everything else is 

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#requires –Version 3.0
<#
.SYNOPSIS 
Updates Lync 2013 Client's location information with geolocation data based on internet ip address.

.DESCRIPTION
The Update-LyncLocation.ps1 script updates the Lync 2013 Client's location information. It uses the 
Telize web service to determine your external ip address and then queries Telize to collect publicly 
available geolocation information to determine your location. That data is then parsed into usable 
information and published to the Lync client.

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