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Fido v1.70 Fido v1.70 👉 PowerShell tool for downloading official Microsoft Windows retail ISO and UEFI Shell images. Fido is a PowerShell script designed primarily for use with Rufus, but it can also be used standalone to automate access to official Microsoft Windows retail ISO download links and provide convenient access to bootable UEFI Shell images. It helps simplify the process of obtaining official Windows installation media directly from Microsoft, while also offering command-line options for selecting Windows version, release, edition, language, architecture, or just retrieving the direct download URL. Features: Automates access to official Microsoft Windows retail ISO download links Can also download bootable UEFI Shell images Works as a standalone PowerShell script or alongside Rufus Supports command-line mode as well as GUI operation Lets you choose Windows version, release, edition, language, and architecture Can display the direct download URL instead of starting the download automatically Attempts to match the system locale for language selection when not specified Attempts to match the current system architecture when not specified Supported operating systems: Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 11 Supported languages: English Changes: v1.70 03-30-26 Add Windows 11 23H2 v2 downloads (with thanks to @ave9858) 1 👉 2 👉 3 👉 4 👉 5 👉 6 👉 Click here to visit the author's website. |
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PuTTY CAC v0.84 Update 1 PuTTY CAC v0.84 Update 1 👉 Enhanced PuTTY SSH client with CAC, smart card, certificate and FIDO authentication support. PuTTY CAC is an advanced fork of the well-known PuTTY SSH and Telnet client designed to provide enterprise-grade authentication features for secure remote access environments. It extends the standard PuTTY toolset with support for Common Access Cards (CAC), smart cards, Windows Certificate Store integration, PKCS #11 middleware and modern FIDO authenticators such as security keys and passkeys. Built for administrators, government agencies, enterprise users and security-conscious professionals, PuTTY CAC allows secure SSH authentication without relying solely on password-based logins. The software can interface directly with certificates stored in Windows or on external authentication hardware, enabling secure public key authentication through hardware-backed credentials. The package includes the familiar PuTTY ecosystem tools including PuTTY terminal, Pageant authentication agent, PSFTP secure file transfer client, PSCP SCP utility and additional companion tools. PuTTY CAC also introduces enhanced certificate management options, PIN caching, auto-loading of certificates and better handling of hardware token authentication workflows. Support for FIDO security devices makes PuTTY CAC especially useful in modern zero-trust and multi-factor authentication environments. Users can authenticate using compatible FIDO2/U2F hardware keys while benefiting from PuTTYs lightweight and portable design philosophy. Features: Full SSH terminal emulation based on the official PuTTY codebase Supports Common Access Cards (CAC) for secure authentication Windows CAPI certificate store integration PKCS #11 middleware support for hardware security devices FIDO/U2F and passkey authentication support Compatible with YubiKey and other hardware authenticators Includes PuTTY, PSFTP, PSCP, Pageant and related utilities Pageant certificate auto-loading and management features Optional PIN caching for supported devices Secure public key authentication without storing private keys on disk Certificate filtering for trusted or valid certificates only Portable configuration support using putty.dat Supports x86, x64 and ARM64 Windows systems MSI installer and portable ZIP distributions available Lightweight and ... |
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