Paul Higinbotham

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@WG-Security The `Test-FileCatalog` is intended to validate an entire catalog directory and not a single file. It might make sense to have another cmdlet, or parameter set, that is intended...

@WG-Security >Why not check the signature all the time and not just with the extension? Windows signature checking is based on file extension, and this is something we cannot control....

@TravisEz13 I seem to remember that there is an issue with this. Maybe Travis can recall what it is (if any).

The `WriteProgress` call from the remoting layer is likely through the `RemoteHost` object handling on the client. https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/blob/b780a34ad1a8b0fb4aa02c5a486d1e9a995615ab/src/System.Management.Automation/engine/remoting/common/WireDataFormat/RemoteHost.cs#L136 https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/blob/b780a34ad1a8b0fb4aa02c5a486d1e9a995615ab/src/System.Management.Automation/engine/remoting/host/RemoteHostMethodInfo.cs#L136 The client normally marshals the remote host write onto the pipeline...

Looking at the original issue (#17497), I see that this only occurs during a WinRM remoting disconnect/reconnect event. It appears that after reconnection, the remote host calls are no longer...

We definitely don't want a conditional assert, if the assert is not always true than it should not be an assert. I think the fix by @JamesWTruher is correct.

No, this is not by design for SecretManagement. It seems like it may be a bug in PowerShell transcripts, but I don't really know without a repro to look at....

Thanks for the repro information. I suspect that the problem is with this in your configuration: ```powershell GroupManagedServiceAccount = 'domain\gMSA' ``` Both SecretManagement and SecretStore are designed to install and...

Hmm, that is interesting. I know virtual accounts won't work, but have not tried managed. Let me try to get a repro and see what is going on.

Sorry, no I haven't had a chance to look at this yet. But I have bumped it back up the priority list.