How should SQL Server users be managed for a multi-tenant application?

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I have a SQL Server that will be used to store data for a multi-tenant application. Every tenant will have their own databas… Continue reading How should SQL Server users be managed for a multi-tenant application?

AWS Announces the Ability to Switch Windows Server and SQL Server License Types

As of this past November 9th 2021, AWS now offers the ability to switch between AWS provided licenses and bring your own licenses (BYOL) for Windows Server and SQL Server instances using the AWS License Manager. Changing the license type associated with your instances will retain the application, instance, data and configuration for that instance. […] Continue reading AWS Announces the Ability to Switch Windows Server and SQL Server License Types

Equivalence of UNC Path Injection and Kerberoasting Attacks on SQL Server

An Active Directory domain is deployed, a domain controller on Windows Server 2019. A computer with SQL Server 2016 is added to it, which is launched under the srv service account. The attacker has unprivileged access to this SQL Server fr… Continue reading Equivalence of UNC Path Injection and Kerberoasting Attacks on SQL Server