Setting up a powershell lab
Its good to have a virtual environment for PowerShell (virtual box or Vmware).
You can do many things on your regular machine, but if you have Mac you might need a Windows VM to test.
You can try other scenarios with a VM as it can appear as a remote host that you can connect to via PowerShell (WinRM)\
Access to a Windows 10 machine (preferably inside of VirtualBox/VmWare), but you can use your host system.
Highly recommended - VS Codearrow-up-right with PowerShell Extensionarrow-up-right
Kali Linux (or an equivalent linux distribution), if you want to try PowerShell on Linux and PowerShell Empire
see https://www.kali.org/tutorials/installing-powershell-on-kali-linux/arrow-up-right
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