x3nc0n

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Husband of an amazing wife, father of six, Catholic, Principal Technical Specialist for Azure Infrastructure & Security @ MSFT

I like running, biking, Jiu-Jitsu, video games, brewing and consuming beer, and whiskey.

Show threadx3nc0nJun 21, 2023

@JonnySchnittger @halligan it should do as you said, mfa is secondary auth so you'd only be prompted if someone got the password correct. If you're getting mfa prompts, someone has the password. I'm trying to think of there's anything else that could cause it... But nothing come to mind right now.

Going passwordless would be ideal, given the issue. But still curious.

Show threadx3nc0nJun 20, 2023

@JonnySchnittger howdy. Check your AAD Sign-in logs. Should have a reason for the MFA prompt in the data.

Quick guesses are Sign-in risk due to VPN or anonymous IP service, Conditional Access policy requiring frequent MFA, or high user risk due to known password compromise or slowly escalating risk level from VPN activity and Named Locations data isn't updated.

x3nc0nJan 15, 2023
John StrandJan 14, 2023

I wanted to take a few moments and apologize to many of my former students.

In the past I said the industry needs people who look at security as a vocation and an avocation.

I was wrong.

Have a life outside of this industry.

Have hobbies that have nothing to do with your computer.

Get outside.

The problems of the industry are not problems of people not working hard enough.

They are not problems of people not being "hard core" enough.

They are problems of education and resource prioritization.

I was wrong.

I am sorry.

Stop breaking yourself on rocks for people who don't really care if you break yourself on rocks.

x3nc0nJan 8, 2023
Markus Feilner (has moved)Jan 7, 2023
I like this kind of Humor.
x3nc0nJan 1, 2023
John OpdenakkerJan 1, 2023
Don’t forget to increment the year in your password!
Show threadx3nc0nJan 1, 2023
@malwaretech might be a different incident... I had an in-industry person tell me the book was based on a real incident, and everyone knew what it was. I've assumed it was this.
x3nc0nJan 1, 2023
@malwaretech I believe Michael Chriton's airframe is pretty much about this. Good read.
x3nc0nDec 26, 2022
No survival instincts in the city...
Show threadx3nc0nDec 2, 2022
@lori I kept mine running all the time, died in about 2 months. Still, gonna tear apart and figure out the problem. Hoping it's as easy as replacing a fan.
Show threadx3nc0nNov 20, 2022
@jerry so say we all