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Joined December 2017
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Starting on November 4th, Entra ID users will be able to create agent identity blueprints unless this capability is disabled. I strongly recommend you disable this capability so you don't have users creating agent identity blueprints. There's a setting to turn this off in Entra ID under User Settings: "Users can register agent blueprints". Switch it to "No" to prevent users from being able to do this. Agent identity blueprints are templates that define identity configuration and credentials for AI agents. This is similar in capability to app registrations but for agent identities. Allowing all users to create blueprints has similar risk to allowing all users to register applications (default is enabled as well). When a user creates an agent identity blueprint, they become the owner of it until removed. This provides full control access to the blueprint. Agent ID Developer and Agent ID Administrator will still have the ability to create them. More details here (including searching for existing blueprints): lazyadmin.nl/office-365/micr…
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If you want to detection which devices in your estate have PHP installed and are exposed to the internet using #XDR use this KQL CVE-2026-109618 & CVE-2026-109619
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Crazy cool blog I saw on linkedin about an SMB signing bypass technique TLDR: SMB re-auth reuses the original signing key and never checks the new identity matches the old. So you sign a session as a low-priv account you control, re-auth it with a relayed privileged login, and get a privileged session still signed with your original low-priv key, which btw is accepted even where signing is required, with DCs included. blackfield.ch/blog/defeating…
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🦛🦛🦛Microsoft patched PetitPotam this October: EFSR now only resolves local paths. This means WebDAV to LDAP Coercion is fixed! Remaining methods for clients are WSP (coercing SMB) and PrinterBug (coercing RPC), but both cannot be relayed to LDAP 💀💀💀
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Microsoft patched PetitPotam in their latest update, EFSRPC now validates shares locally, killing WebDAV coercion 💀 Added a check to NetExec’s enum_cve module to detect if a host already has the fix (CVE-2026-102217), so you can quickly spot what’s still exploitable 🔥
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Some cool content just added to the upcoming AI Security Summit: static.ernw.de/summits/ai-se…
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Token Theft in Microsoft Entra ID, by @insinuator Part 1: Threat Landscape and Attack Techniques insinuator.net/2026/08/token… Part 2: Continuous Access Evaluation insinuator.net/2026/09/token… Part 3: Token Protection insinuator.net/2026/10/token…
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Content updates have been applied to the AI Security Summit schedule. You can find the up to date plan on static.ernw.de/summits/ai-se…. See you November 5!
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Have you ever wondered what the schema of nested fields like AdditionalFields, RawEventData, AuthenticationDetails is? There was no real docs until now Based on real (lab) data I generated a breath of synthesized samples and schemas. Happy detection engineering #KQL #XDR #KUSTO
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I made a short video that explains Entra app permissions and the part they played in the ConnectWise incident: how one app credential reached 173+ Microsoft 365 tenants with no password or MFA, and what to check today. youtube.com/watch?v=Q36aL_HI…
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Powershell Mayhem Edition PowerShell can be used for maximum disruption. It can wipe licenses, disable hardware and corrupt the Master Boot Record. Restricted Language Mode is a must on workstations where users don’t need PowerShell in the first place. In our article we showed why: hackers-arise.com/powershell… @three_cube @_aircorridor
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New version of @DidierStevens' onedump.py (to list files embedded inside OneNote files) #DFIR github.com/DidierStevens/Bet…
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Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps Deep Dive Part 1 Introduction. Securing the Cloud Era cyberboo.substack.com/p/micr… Part 2 Cloud Discovery and Shadow IT cyberboo.substack.com/p/micr… Part 3 - Connected Apps, SSPM and Sensitive Data cyberboo.substack.com/p/micr…
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PSA for Microsoft 365 admins: Huntress has reported a widespread security incident involving ConnectWise Cloud Backup (formerly SkyKick). A threat actor used a vendor credential to sign in as the SkyKick app and reach customer M365 tenants. 🧵1/4
RAPID RESPONSE: Huntress has become aware of a widespread security incident involving ConnectWise Cloud Backup (formerly SkyKick). We’ve confirmed that an unknown threat actor abused the access they obtained in SkyKick to pivot to access customers' Microsoft 365 environments. 🧵
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