nb- that is an first article from cycle of “For Technical Implementation Specialists” Introduction When Microsoft talks about artificial intelligence, it means an entire ecosystem of tools—from ready-made APIs to full-fledged platforms for building custom models. In this guide, we’ll cover: When to use off-the-shelf services vs. building your own models How to optimize budget…
Perfect DLL Hijacking: Complete Loader Lock Bypass with Technical Insights
Disclaimer / Research NoticeThis article is intended solely for educational and research purposes. The techniques and mechanisms described herein are aimed at deepening understanding of Windows internals, software security, and malware detection methods. It is not a guide for unauthorized access, exploitation, or any activity that violates applicable laws or ethical standards. DLL hijacking is…
Microsoft’s Copilot Wave 2: A Leap Toward AI Autonomy or a Glimpse Into Its Limits?
Build 2025’s biggest reveal exposes groundbreaking features- and hidden flaws. REDMOND, WA – At its annual Build developer conference, Microsoft unveiled Copilot Wave 2, the next evolution of its AI-powered assistant, promising to redefine productivity with advanced reasoning, memory, and generative capabilities. But beneath the sleek demos lies a critical question: Is this truly the dawn of…
Microsoft Releases Emergency Windows 10 Update Due to BitLocker Failure
Microsoft has urgently released an update for Windows 10 to fix a serious issue causing BitLocker encryption to malfunction. The problem occurs after installing the KB5034441 security update, which was supposed to patch vulnerabilities in the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE). What Went Wrong? The update was intended to close a security hole (CVE-2024-20666) that could allow attackers to bypass BitLocker encryption….
Scheduled Password Changes Are an Outdated Practice
Hi for All and have a nice time, so today we are talking about passwords (ready?) Let’s think! • In most IT systems and various companies, mandatory periodic password changes are a common rule. At my company, passwords must be changed every three months. Do you think this approach is correct? After all, this practice…
Just updates of Microsoft Certified: Azure Solutions Architect Expert certification
well done for next year. Alex
Microsoft’s May 2025 Patch Tuesday: 78 Fixes, 5 Zero-Days, and a Whole Lot of “Oh No”
Another month, another Patch Tuesday—because nothing says “fun” like spending your evening installing updates while silently questioning your life choices. This time, Microsoft dropped 78 fixes, including 5 zero-days that hackers have been actively exploiting (because why wait for a patch when you can exploit now, right?). The Breakdown (Because Numbers Are Fun) Critical: 11 (aka “Patch this yesterday”) Important: 66…
Active Directory vs OpenLDAP vs FreeIPA
Authentication Protocols Active Directory Primary Protocol: Kerberos (v5) with NTLM fallback Authentication Flow: Client requests TGT from Domain Controller DC verifies credentials against database Client receives TGT and service tickets Encryption: AES-256 (default), supports RC4 for legacy Token Lifetime: Default 10 hours (configurable) Smart Card Support: Native through PKINIT OpenLDAP Primary Protocol: LDAP (v3) with SASL mechanisms **Authentication Methods: Simple…
Understanding of Azure Private DNS resolution
When you link a Private DNS Zone to a Hub VNet and that Hub is peered with Spoke VNets, the resources in the Spoke VNets can use the records in the DNS Zone. This happens because VNet peering allows the DNS resolution to flow through the peered networks. You can find more details in the…
How to- Azure Front Door with your Power Pages website (includes step by step)
Here a simple explanation how you can configure Azure Front Door with your Power Pages website using a custom domain. Let’s break this down into simple steps so it’s easy to follow, even if you’re new to this. First, you’ll need to set up Azure Front Door to route traffic to your Power Pages site….