Tuesday, February 13, 2024

#111: Find the list of all the permissions on a directory using PowerShell?

Windows permissions are sometimes very complex to understand.

Below snippet can be used to get the list of all the permissions list:

# Define the directory path to inspect
$directoryPath = "C:\MyDirectory"

# Get ACLs for the directory and its subdirectories
$directoryACLs = Get-ChildItem -Path $directoryPath -Recurse |
    Get-Acl |
    Select-Object -ExpandProperty Access

# Output information about each ACL
foreach ($acl in $directoryACLs) {
    Write-Output "Path: $($acl.Path)"
    Write-Output "IdentityReference: $($acl.IdentityReference)"
    Write-Output "FileSystemRights: $($acl.FileSystemRights)"
    Write-Output "AccessControlType: $($acl.AccessControlType)"
    Write-Output "IsInherited: $($acl.IsInherited)"
    Write-Output "-----------------------------"
}


Thanks!!

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