@GossiTheDog Seems like maybe they forgot the lessons of 1998. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Microsoft_Corp.
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Architect for MS Cloud Solutions, collector of inconvenient hobbies. We don't agree. Opinions my own, etc.
This also means that trying to backdoor an end user notification through an #Azure alert rule and a logic app can't rely on the enrollment operation, which pulls back equally meaningless data:
My excitement upon discovering enrollment notifications in #Intune was tempered by my corollary discovery that #Windows365 devices are enrolled by....nobody? 🤔​
Martijn GrootenA group of Chinese researchers claims it can break 2048-bit RSA using a quantum-ish computer and it's worth reading Schneier's comments https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2023/01/breaking-rsa-with-a-quantum-computer.html
@alyssam_infosec I have the same issues and DID find myself instructing at the race track (free track time for instructors!), which gave me the confidence to start presenting in IT, which has evolved into being 90% of my job. Hobby was ruined, but career changed for the better. Yay?
I've ruined lots of other expensive hobbies by exposing myself to their political spectrums and false obligations. The second other people start to depend on you and you believe in that dependency, all the fun is gone.
Turn off the radios and fly.
Go ahead and envy my early access to Microsoft Designer--rainbow cat and his battle-corn feed on jealousy. #msdesigner
Fabian Bader@ahamos
It will be a bumpy ride ahead for named and trusted network locations.
It will be a bumpy ride ahead for named and trusted network locations.
@ravirockks lol @ "Privacy Impact Assessments" in the trough: I just presented that concept 2 weeks ago to 2 separate groups that had never heard of them, and yet 4 US states are set to mandate them next year!
Ravi Nayyar
@fabian_bader I'm gonna guess those CA policy audits for IPv6 are only the first part of the job, and that "further guidance" will be published on keeping them working without massive exceptions lists.