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Microsoft discovered a memory corruption vulnerability in a ChromeOS component that could have been triggered remotely, allowing attackers to perform either a denial-of-service (DoS) or, in extreme cases, remote code execution (RCE).
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Keeping your connection strings and secrets secure is not necessarily only a concern of just one type of industry. The best practice would be to keep security at the top of your mind regardless of if you are working on an app for a company in the… Continue reading Getting secrets from Key Vault in YAML pipeline
Hello hello, MTC! We are already over halfway through the month of August, and things are picking up over here as the summer starts to wind down.
Let’s check out a quick recap of the week!
MTC Moments of the Week
First, we’re kicki… Continue reading MTC Weekly Roundup – August 19
Summary: Customers running Azure Service Fabric Linux Clusters will not be able to scale out or reimage (manual or auto via VMSS OS Image Update) nodes or create new Linux clusters without upgrading to the following (or newer) versions of Service Fabri… Continue reading Breaking change for Azure Service Fabric Linux customers
This blog is part one of a three-part series focused on facilitating programmatic data pulls from Microsoft APIs.
Data collection and analysis is one of the most important aspects of a reactive Incident Response investigation or a proactiv… Continue reading Using Microsoft Security APIs for Incident Response – Part 1
We are excited to announce that the iOS and Android apps for Microsoft To Do (a tool for managing and sharing tasks and lists) is rolling out to GCC (Government Community Cloud) users. The rollout begins in late August, with plans to be completed by mi… Continue reading Microsoft To Do app for iOS and Android launching in GCC
Microsoft Endpoint Manager’s August 2208 service release includes two extensibility capabilities providing IT admins with greater control over compliance for Zero Trust security management. We’re releasing custom compliance for Windows, which allows IT… Continue reading What’s new in Microsoft Endpoint Manager – 2208 (August) edition
QuakeCon 2022 kicks off this week, and in addition to a host of fun livestreams on Twitch.tv/Bethesda, you can join over 20 million players, save big on select Bethesda favorites in the QuakeCon sale collection in Microsoft Store through Sept. 22, an
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