Collaborate Disseminate
Microsoft’s new Edge browser is ready for beta testing but don’t expect the final release to be available anytime soon.
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This month Microsoft patches ‘wormable’ vulnerabilities in Remote Desktop that it discovered during routine hardening, remote code execution flaws in Edge and IE, and a new advisory for LDAP security is issued for Active Directory.
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The next MJFChat is between me and Russell Smith, an IT consultant, trainer and author. We’ll be talking all about Microsoft’s Chromium-based Edge browser.
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Microsoft currently offers Edge in three flavors for Windows 10: Canary, Developer, and Beta. For now, you can only install the Canary flavor on older versions of Windows while Windows 10 does offer a Developer release; there is no Beta of Edge available at this time.
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Microsoft quietly changed a 2018 blog post about Windows Phone and Windows 8/8.1 Store app expirations to address an oversight.
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I need some accurate information about how Windows 8 and Windows 10 perform hashing user account passwords.
I know that they are stored in SAM file and NTLMv2 algorithm is used. But while using some utilities like pwdump I… Continue reading How Windows 8 and Windows 10 hash account password?
During the development of Windows 8, each build contained a cryptographic-looking wallpaper that many assumed was a security feature; the truth is much less exciting.
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Is there anything on a computer or a router that prevents a hacker from doing a DoS on you.
So let’s say that you are going to https://www.google.com/. When you enter that in the search bar, it sends a GET request to the Goo… Continue reading Reverse DoS Attack
Recently, on my Windows 8.1 VM, I added a “Sticky Keys” exploit because I forgot my password. Now, I wish to remove it via cmd. This is what I imputed:
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US-CERT is warning of a vulnerability in Microsoft’s implementation of Address Space Layout Randomization that affects Windows 8, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10. Continue reading US-CERT Warns of ASLR Implementation Flaw In Windows