Secrets
An overview of the Secrets concept in PSProfile.
Secrets are stored in $PSProfile.Vault and can either
be PSCredential objects or SecureStrings. PSCredential
Secrets are stored and recalled via the UserName, while
SecureStrings are stored and recalled using a provided
friendly name, e.g. MyAPIKey.
Secrets are stored using the Data Protection API, so users on non-Windows platforms should be aware that the secrets stored are not encrypted as they are on Windows due to lack of of the underlying Data Protection API.
Adds a new Secret to your PSProfile.
Equivalent to running Get-PSProfileSecret $env:UserName.
Allows easily pulling your current user's credentials for
use with other commands, e.g. Invoke-Command -Credential (Get-MyCreds).
Gets a Secret from your PSProfile configuration.
Removes a Secret from your PSProfile.
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