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The following is a list o…Profiling a URL List of Iran-based Web Sites Belonging to Hacking Groups was first posted on June 18, 2023 at 8:19 pm.©2021 "". Use of this feed is for personal non-commercial use only. If you are not rea… Continue reading Profiling a URL List of Iran-based Web Sites Belonging to Hacking Groups
The following is a list of Iran-based hacking group’s handles. Sample handles known to have been involved in the campaign… Continue reading A List of Iran-Based Hacking Group’s Handles
Here’s how to list all groups on a Linux machine, how to list all users, and how to see the groups they belong to. Continue reading How to List All Groups in Linux
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Signal, the encrypted messaging platform, is planning to launch an upgraded secure group messaging and communities function. Signal’s groups are private, meaning that the service itself doesn’t keep a record of a user’s group membersh… Continue reading Signal Tests Upgraded Cryptography for Groups Function
I don’t consider backups to be a necessity for Office 365, but ISVs continue to offer these products and customers continue to buy, so I chatted with Spanning to find out what’s happening in the Office 365 market, who’s using cloud backups, and why. We also spoke about the challenges that backup vendors continue to have in coping with some of the unique aspects of Office 365.
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Office 365 Groups are the reason why many SharePoint Online sites appear in tenants. If you’re on the Pacific coast of the U.S., the regional settings are OK. But anyone else in the rest of the world who uses the SharePoint browser interface will see times and dates in that instead of the local format. You can change the regional settings for a site, and now you can make sure that new sites have the right settings.
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It is nice to have an Azure Active Directory Expiration Policy for Office 365 Groups, but it’s not so good that the policy functions exclusively based on age. Another problem is that administrators have no way of knowing when groups will expire. So we take out PowerShell, write a script, and hey presto, we have a report. We still need to solve the problem of creating a policy that functions based on activity rather than age, but that’s another day’s work.
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Microsoft has released some useful updates for the Office 365 Planner app, but external access is still not there, which is baffling. On the other hand, you now have an OWA-like schedule view, filters to suppress tasks that you don’t want to see, and better notifications to tell you when you must do some work. And an iCalendar feed is coming soon to allow you to clutter up your Outlook calendar with even more stuff.
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