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…
Tag: zeroTrust
Microsoft Just Threw Windows Licensing into the Cloud — And Locked It Inside Confidential VMs
Hi ))))))))))))) So here’s the deal: Microsoft just migrated its entire Windows Key Management Service (MKMS) — the backbone of license activations for Windows, Xbox, Office and who knows what else — into Azure.Not just any Azure. We’re talking Confidential Virtual Machines, managed HSMs, and enough hardware-backed encryption to make even the NSA feel excluded….
Hackers Don’t Hack, They Hustle Humans (And They’re Winning)
hi. let’s kill the myth once and for all: hackers don’t break in. they log in. they don’t chase encrypted vaults or fight with multi-layered firewalls. they go for people. because people are the weakest, squishiest, most exploitable part of any system. Daniëlle Haneveer hit the nail on the head in her recent post: attackers…
Microsoft Entra: The Identity Control Freak We Actually Needed
hi. look, let’s get this straight: the internet’s a mess. cloud, hybrid, remote work, BYOD, shadow IT, LLMs with plugins, interns with full access at 3 a.m.everything’s connected. everything’s exposed. everyone’s logging in from somewhere. so who the hell controls who gets in — and what they can do? yep. that’s what Microsoft Entra was…
Why I Run This Blog (And Why I Keep Writing All These Damn Articles)
A lot of ppl asks me why do I run this blog? okay take a look ))))))))) short version lol, so I don’t lose my mind with the amount of info I process every day. longer version ))))))) because everything I write helps me think, structure, and not drown in this tech flood of updates,…