For decades, VPN was the sacred cow of remote access. The one-stop solution: drop a fat encrypted tunnel over the internet and boom — your remote users are “inside.” Problem solved, right? Except no. In 2025, VPN is basically giving every intern a master key to the building. They don’t just get into the room…
Microsoft Teams vs Malicious Links: New Warning System — Because Users Click Anything
Hi again )))) So, today two articles )))) its Friday! Microsoft noticed that people share sketchy links in Teams chats like they’re passing notes in high school. To combat this, they’re rolling out a feature to automatically warn users when a link looks fishy. Because yes, phishing attacks are still the thing. What’s the Deal?…
Windows Defender Firewall Vulnerabilities: When the “Defender” Needs Defending
Hi, so, turns out our good old Windows Defender Firewall isn’t exactly the knight in shining armor. Microsoft just patched four shiny new privilege escalation vulnerabilities that could let a low-level user level up like they just found a cheat code in GTA lol. Yeah, it’s not game over, but it’s definitely multiplayer chaos. The…
Azure Front Door vs. CVE-2025-8671 “MadeYouReset”: Nope, Not Today
What’s going on? Ah, HTTP/2 — the gift that keeps on giving. On August 13, 2025, a shiny new DoS vulnerability popped up: CVE-2025-8671, lovingly nicknamed MadeYouReset. The trick? Attackers spam servers with stream resets inside a single connection. Translation: your backend spends its time canceling stuff instead of doing actual work. Congratulations, you just…
Windows Hello PIN Disaster After Windows 11 24H2 Upgrade — When Security Becomes Your Hostage
Hey hey, if you like to test something new like update on prod that is exactly for you my seety geek :)))))))) If you thought the Windows 11 24H2 upgrade was just another boring patch Tuesday — think again. After the upgrade, users happily log in with their PIN… until the dreaded message appears: “PIN…
Microsoft Security Exposure Management: Ninja Training — No Magic, Just Painful Truths
Hi for All of you IT geeks and Security Gents! If you thought this was another shiny Microsoft hype circus — spoiler: it’s not.MSEM Ninja Training won’t turn you into some Hollywood hacker-Ninja in a hoodie. What it will do is drag you through the joyless swamp of Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) until you…
The Technical Foundation of Multi-Agent Copilot Systems and Secure AI Infrastructure in Microsoft Azure
🧬 1. Copilot Agent Architecture: Internal Design Archetype of a Copilot Agent in Microsoft Copilot Studio: Agent: ID: uuid Permissions: [Graph.Read, SharePoint.ReadWrite, CustomAPI.SendEmail] State: Memory: long-term vector embeddings (Azure AI Search) Session Context: transient (JSON graph) Plugins: – Planner – Orchestrator – GraphExecutor LLM Endpoint: Azure OpenAI (GPT-4o) Storage: Cosmos DB / Azure Table 🗉…
Reflection Relay: Never Happened Before, and Here We Go Again (CVE-2025-33073)
Hi, so today we will start from the end, yea… TL;DR: NTLM and Kerberos relays just got a spicy new variant. Microsoft “fixed” it back in 2008. And yet… it’s 2025, and attackers are relaying back to localhost like it’s a LAN party. Again. Let’s break it down. ☠️ Relay: The Classic That Won’t Die…
Ctrl+Alt+Del: Born a Crutch, Raised to Be a Ritual
Let’s face it — if there’s one thing that unites system admins, ancient corporate warriors, and Windows veterans, it’s this unholy trinity of keys: Ctrl + Alt + Del. Originally a debug tool, this combo clawed its way from the guts of BIOS routines to become a sacred rite of booting, rebooting, and rage-quitting. But…
Azure Firewall Selective Logging: Finally Logging Smart, Not Everything
Hi. Actually i dont know if my blog interested at all to any one, but any way 🙂 if your SIEM is drowning in firewall logs—allowed traffic, denied traffic, heartbeats, DNS pings, internal chatter—you’re paying big just to listen to crickets. that’s old school. Microsoft just flipped the switch with selective logging, and now your…