Invoke-Webrequest using secure string
Hello everyone, here is my question, I can't find anything online nor will AI help me (Might be my fault tho) So I want to use some Invoke-Webrequest cmdlts, but I first have to login to the website. I tried it with PLAIN Credentials, everything is working like expected. But now I have to get the script working with a Secure String password (and a SecretVault for stored Creds but thats not the Problem right now) The Webpage is reading the Secure String literal so it obviously wont accept my pw. Is there a way to format the String so im able to correctly pass it to the webpage? I know i can make it plain but thats obviously not what i want. Maybe there is a compromise? The request has to be POST Or maybe there is even a way to properly imbed the Secure String so its readable for the webpage(?) #This is not the acutal script im working on but a mini version on a test site, the $dbForm.Action is probably not working but it doesnt matter here $r = Invoke-WebRequest -uri "https://keepass.info/help/kb/testform.html" -SessionVariable ses $dbForm = $r.Forms.Fields $dbForm["LoginFormUser"] = "testuser" #Note that i want this to be a Secure String but as of right now this only works plain 😞 $password = "PlainPW" $dbForm["pwd"] = $password $r1 = Invoke-WebRequest -uri ("https://keepass.info/help/kb/testform.html" + $dbForm.Action) -WebSession $ses -UseBasicParsing -Method Post -Body $dbForm I will successfully login using the plain PW (again, it wont work with a secure string) and can now crawl. Please suggest anything that comes to your mind 🙂
The Secure Store Service application Secure Store Site is not accessible.
The Secure Store Service application Secure Store Site is not accessible. The full exception text is: There was no endpoint listening at /SecureStoreService.svc/https that could accept the message. This is often caused by an incorrect address or SOAP action. See InnerException, if present, for more details. I tried the below steps, still I'm getting same error: 1. Make sure the SecurityTokenServiceApplicationPool is running. 2. Go to System Settings -> Manage services on server Following services should be enabled PerformancePoint Service Secure Store Service Claims to Windows Token Service 3. Go to Application Management -> Manage service applications 4. Check the Secure Store is started 5. Go to App-pool and make sure the the associated App pool is running 6. Reset the IIS Could some one help me fix this issue ?
