Topics created by PhlipElder

@PhlipElder said in Good Read: Malicious Use of Microsoft LAPS:

This is pretty amazing as LAPS is not that uncommon:
https://akijosberryblog.wordpress.com/2019/01/01/malicious-use-of-microsoft-laps/

Yeah... easy information for the grabbing, I do not use LAPs for that single reason...

@scottalanmiller i agree

@DustinB3403 said in Starwood/Marriott Reservations Database Breached ... for FOUR YEARS:

@srsmith said in Starwood/Marriott Reservations Database Breached ... for FOUR YEARS:

On today's episode of "Another day, another data breach"... :crying_face:

Mind boggling how someone could have 4 years of unauthorized access and not get caught. Doesn't their "IT" staff check security logs periodically?!

What? We have logs? Do they float down the river?

Wrong logs..
They float down the sewer...

Sorry @PhlipElder and @DustinB3403 , I've totally derailed this thread -- as has been my habit lately 😞

Sincerely,
Manxam the Therd

Only so serious, it's in D-Link gear. Bwahaha

@irj said in Edge (Sync) Favourites Toasted:

Edge has pretty much shown us that Microsoft will never be able to build a decent browser. In fact, they should just give up IMO.

I thought Edge showed that they HAD given up.

@phlipelder said in SSH SCP - Need Pointers for "server" on Windows:

@scottalanmiller said in SSH SCP - Need Pointers for "server" on Windows:

@jaredbusch said in SSH SCP - Need Pointers for "server" on Windows:

@scottalanmiller said in SSH SCP - Need Pointers for "server" on Windows:

@phlipelder said in SSH SCP - Need Pointers for "server" on Windows:

I'm looking for something to serve that file that I can run on a Win10 machine. My search foo is failing probably due to not having the right search terms.

Nothing needed, Windows 10 does that natively.

Really? WTF are you on today?

Mine does. We use it constantly. It's how we use SSH to automate Windows 10 PowerShell.

Suweet! Thanks for that! 🙂

You bet. We've been SO happy with it. It's allowed us to make Windows so much more efficient by using Linux front ends that contact Windows via SSH. So our users are on Windows only for seconds, and get to do all of their real work on Linux.