Microsoft has just announced it’ll invest a whopping $30 billion in the UK over the next four years to “power the AI future.” Biggest UK investment they’ve ever made. Impressive headline. But let’s not pop the bubbly just yet — we Brits know full well that headlines are free, execution is where the bill lands….
🔥 Zero Trust Architecture: No More Free Passes 🔥
Hey guys, let’s talk about Zero Trust, isn’t a product you buy, it’s a mindset you adopt. The idea: never trust, always verify. Every identity, device, app, and network packet is guilty until proven innocent. Microsoft has gone all-in, embedding Zero Trust principles into Entra, Intune, Defender, Sentinel, Purview, and the rest of the ever-growing…
Multi-Agent AI with Microsoft: Ambitious, Useful… and Definitely Messy
Microsoft has rolled out a beefed-up architecture for multi-agent AI systems via Azure AI Foundry. Cool move. Here’s what it is, what it tries to solve, what the catches are — and what you should really check before betting your team budget on it. What Microsoft is Offering Connected Agents + Multi-Agent Workflows: The idea…
Planning Cloud-Native Solutions: Microsoft’s Framework vs. Harsh Reality
Ah yes, another day, another framework from Redmond telling us how to “plan cloud-native solutions.” Spoiler: it’s less about unicorns in the cloud and more about avoiding the classic “we migrated, it all caught fire, and now the CFO wants to know why the bill looks like a phone number.” Step One: Define “Success” (Good…
WireGuard in AKS: Microsoft Finally Gets Serious About In-Transit Encryption
Alright folks, let’s cut through the PR fluff. Microsoft just dropped WireGuard in-transit encryption for AKS (yep, still Public Preview), and it’s actually worth paying attention to. What’s the Deal? AKS now supports WireGuard-based encryption between pods that live on different nodes. This is baked into Azure CNI with Cilium, so you don’t need to…
Goodbye VPN !!!? Microsoft Global Secure Access and the End of the Tunnel
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…