Great news, the PowerShell MsrcSecurityUpdates has been updated to version 1.9.0 (available on the PSGallery) and doesn’t have any API key requirement anymore 😎
Here’s the latest blog post from the MSRC about this API key requirement removal and more
While the API key removal is a very nice move, it’s also somehow the tip of the iceberg 🙂
I’d like to highlight the recent changes made in the code that appear in its GitHub repository.
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Adding the info about who issues the CVE (CNA info) | 5c8dd29a86fce3146986acdff4f234ca6bfed531 |
Adding known issues column and info | b5876b0aaa22c9f40ea904320ee533a2aed612bd |
Forcing any https call to use TLS 1.2 | 47557e9a2f34b7938d346a932ef37cb7c78895a1 |
Fixing some CSS issues about a timeout and changing some colors | 555acbe8a437ab76dbc91fdb26254aa616091467 |
Adding more info in error messages (it was discussed here in issue 73) | 598755821c8d4473ef54a13c41bd4cc523ebe19a |
Restoring Summary (makes sense in Advisories for example) and sort revisions | 2114e895900f2d9de0f1f6ea59279cb615e69a0d |
Adding a tag in the html commented lines about the version of the MsrcSecurityUpdates module used to generate the html pages | 87ba10278b0cbf03921c21e25b881c4de5128acf |
Adding a switch to avoid displaying a progress bar | 34b528dd954f907c6c7d29217270df72bd041b4d |
Yes, we try to fix PSScriptAnalyzer issues reported | fdb79f03733dccd4112111516bc92ec0910af26a |
If you encounter issues about the module, they can be reported here
Because of the CSS timeout issue, I’ve downloaded all the bulletin data I store in this separate repository.