Da ist alles besser, haben sie gesagt. Außer heute Vormittag, da ist grade gar nichts in der Cloud. Ein Konfigurationsfehler hat dazu geführt, dass Microsoft365 nicht erreichbar ist, sagt jedenfalls der Spiegel. Und deshalb ist der Flughafen BER gerade zu, unter wohl anderen.
Tag: microsoft
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Go to the cloud, they said.
You’ll be safe, they said. Until Microsoft told more customers, their email have been stolen.
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Outlook bug to spoof Microsoft emails
A bug in Microsoft Outlook will allow malicious actors to spoof Microsoft employee emails, reports TechCrunch. Since Microsoft Outlook and Exchange are the dominating technologies in the corporate world for sending email, changes are your organisation uses them too.
Time to install an update.
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Huge Spam Wave
Everything will be better in the cloud, they said.
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Is anyone here using Azure?
Are you using Azure? A newly published Hyper-V bug could possibly crash ‘big portions of Azure cloud infrastructure’.
Security researchers have posted proof of concept code that exploits a recently patched vulnerability in Microsoft’s Hyper-V hypervisor. The bug enables code in the guest to crash the host, and in some circumstances compromise the host’s security.
The RegisterSource: Hyper-V bug that could crash ‘big portions of Azure cloud infrastructure’: Code published
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Running Linux GUI apps in Windows 10
Microsoft recently announced that Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSDL) will be able to run Linux GUI apps. BleepingComputer already tested it. Without having experienced it myself, it feels like hell is freezing over. Nobody, ever, would have expected Linux to make an impact on Desktop computing. Seeing this come through Microsoft seems even more bizarre. This way, Linux can find a way to a really huge audience, possibly making it the first year of Linux on the Desktop.
Windows 10 preview builds can now run Linux apps directly on the Windows 10 desktop using the new Windows Subsystem for Linux GUI. In this article, we go hands on with the new WSLg feature to demonstrate the types of graphical Linux apps you can now run.
Source: Hands on with WSLg: Running Linux GUI apps in Windows 10
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Microsoft reportedly wants to buy Discord for more than $10B
BAM: After Salesforce bought Slack in a monster $27B mega-deal only in December of past year, today news have that Microsoft reportedly wants to buy Discord for more than $10B. The market for cooperation and chat solutions is in heavy motion. The Discord solution will compete with Microsoft’s home grown Teams to some extent.
Microsoft is out for shopping again and this time it wants to buy Discord, the communication platform for gamers. This morning, Bloomberg reported that the tech giant wants to acquire the app for more than $10 billion — a hefty sum. In December, Discord raised $100 million at a $7 billion valuation, so it wouldn’t be surprising […]
From the articleSource: The Next Web
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Github acquires npm
The article mentions the benefit for developers and the ecosystem. I’d rather be curious to understand the drivers that led to the M&A decision on the buying side.
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Upcycle Windows 7
Upcycle Windows 7 : Microsoft announced support for Windows 7 would end Janury 14, 2020 with plenty of lead time. A regular procedure in the world of enterprise software. The idea behind such a process is fairly simple. The software won’t stop working, nor are users unable to use in any other way. Only the company will stop developing and supporting patches for the operating system.
While this is typically not a immediate issue for the private user, it has some security implications. The corporate user, that requires support, still has an opportunity to pursue a more recent version of the software, Windows 10. The entire procedure created some media echo recently, given the date is only past due by one week.
Instead of simply letting go, the Free Software Foundation started a campaign and petition to create an alternative for Windows 7 to just stop it. While this didn’t happen with software are recent as Windows 7, the approach has been precedented. MS DOS, Classic Word and even calc.exe are up on the internet nowadays. The Register mentions potential issues with content licensed from third parties, too.
The announcement and petition is here: Upcycle Windows 7 — Free Software Foundation — working together for free software
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Microsofts Patch Tuesday
Y’all install Microsoft Patch Tuesday patches within 24h, right? This time Krebs On Security has some rumours that make you want to really install these patches in time.
Update: Washington Post reports, the NSA warned Microsoft about it.