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- Microsoft 365 brings the shutters down on legacy protocols - MSN
Describing legacy protocols like RPC as "more susceptible to compromise," Microsoft will block them to prevent their use in Microsoft 365 clients Finally, third-party apps will need administrator
- Microsoft Deprecates Legacy VPN Protocols | Richard M. Hicks . . .
It’s long overdue, but Microsoft has finally announced the formal deprecation of the Point-to-Point Tunnel Protocol (PPTP) and the Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP) in Windows Server Routing and Remote Access (RRAS) Servers Both protocols have long since been replaced with more secure alternatives such as the Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol
- Microsoft 365 brings the shutters down on legacy protocols
Microsoft 365 brings the shutters down on legacy protocols Microsoft has warned administrators that legacy authentication protocols will be blocked by default from July, meaning that anyone who hasn't made preparations already could be in for a busy summer
- Deprecation of Basic authentication in Exchange Online
Before December 31 2022, you could re-enable the affected protocols if users and apps in your tenant couldn't connect Now no one (you or Microsoft support) can re-enable Basic authentication in your tenant
- Block legacy authentication with Conditional Access
Based on Microsoft's analysis more than 97 percent of credential stuffing attacks use legacy authentication and more than 99 percent of password spray attacks use legacy authentication protocols These attacks would stop with basic authentication disabled or blocked
- Why Should We Focus on Encryption Protocols More: The Case of . . .
In today’s digital age, data has become one of the most valuable assets, driving businesses, technologies, and economies alike Protecting this data through encryption protocols is essential to…
- What is Protocol Break? Isolate Attackers in the Cloud | CSA
Protocol break, a technique that involves isolating systems by interrupting the direct flow of communication protocols, has emerged as a key element of defense in depth This article explores the fundamental principles of protocol break, its applications in the cloud context, and the future prospects offered by integrating this technique with
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