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Powershell: Check Bad Logon

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get-aduser -Filter {BadLogonCount -ne 0} -properties * | select SamAccountName,BadLogonCount,BadPasswordTime,BadPwdCount,@{name='badPasswordTimeDT'; expression={[datetime]::fromFileTime($_.badPasswordTime)}} | sort BadPasswordTime | FT
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