A small PowerShell one-liner for checking used space in a Microsoft Exchange 2010 database:
Get-MailboxDatabase PL* -Status |SELECT name, databasesize, AvailableNewMailboxSpace, @{Name='Used';expression={$_.DatabaseSize.ToBytes()- $_.AvailableNewMailboxSpace.ToBytes()}}|sort-Object 'Used'
A small curiosity…
The TRIM() function in Excel works completely differently than TRIM in SQL. In Excel, it removes all occurrences of spaces except for a single occurrence between words, while in SQL it removes only spaces from the beginning and end of a string.
A few links, because the topic has already been discussed so much that I do not feel like writing a long post…
http://sekurak.pl/uwaga-ransomware-atakuje-poprzez-najnowsza-dziure-we-flashu/
http://sekurak.pl/jak-bezpieczniej-surfowac-dzieki-click-to-play/
https://helpx.adobe.com/security/products/flash-player/apsb15-14.html
Information on how to verify the Flash version.
Some time ago it was Google, now Yahoo is serving ads with “additional” content…
Hackers spread malware via Yahoo ads
http://www.scmagazine.com/hackers-spread-malware-via-yahoo-ads/article/437075/
I had not even managed to describe the previous holes from the Hacking Team materials, and there are already reports about the next ones…
How are we supposed to live? I have only just finished upgrading from 18.0.0.194 to 18.0.0.204, and now again? I think I will uninstall Flash ;-P
Two more Flash zero-days emerge in Hacking Team leak – crims exploit holes.
The Adobe bulletin says that updates will appear “this week”.