The powershell history we were looking for
The powershell history we were looking for Recently, I discovered a new way to obtain PowerShell history in Windows. While the location of the Bash history file is widely known, the file that stores PowerShell history is not as well-documented. To gather accurate information about PowerShell history and the PSReadLine module, we can refer to Microsoft's official documentation. As far as I know, the PowerShell history file is mentioned in the following three articles: about_history ( link ) about_PSReadLine ( link ) Get-History ( link ) Some informations about where and how the history is stored The Get-History cmdlet retrieves all commands executed in the current session. However, the PowerShell history file contains a persistent record of all commands executed by the user via PowerShell in clear text. This file is generated and maintained by the PSReadLine module, which is installed and enabled by default. Whether you are a red teamer or a blue teamer, knowing how t...