**In this blog post, I wrote down my considerations & requirements around finding my next password manager. I’ve been a LastPass Family user for several years, but I am going to switch to a new password manager. In 2015, LastPass was sold to LogMeIn. It didn’t feel good, but it wasn’t a deal breaker for me. Recent security issues issues like this one or this one made me freak out a bit. ...
**This error message is related to Device Guard Code Integrity in Windows 10 and shows up in the Event Viewer under the Code Integrity folder. As of writing this article, the error message is not described in online documentation of Microsoft.** In the current scenario, the built-in Windows 10 apps like the Calculator, Alarms & Clock or the Photos app will instantly crash after opening it. This error message tells that the sysfer.dll is not trusted by Microsoft and therefore cannot interfere with the Alarms & Clock app. ...
First of all, I absolutely love Let’s Encrypt. It’s a very easy way to protect a website. All WordPress.com websites are protected with an SSL certificate from Let’s Encrypt as well. I received an e-mail this morning from Let’s Encrypt about their new Subscriber Agreement. Above the message, there is a big list with 3.125 e-mail addresses including my own e-mail address. Looks like they forgot to put those email addresses in the BCC of the email. ...
A very helpful course from Christopher Chapman and Yuri Diogenes. Must see if you want to learn more about Microsoft Advanced Threat Analytics (ATA) and best of all: it’s a free course from the Microsoft Virtual Academy! Enterprise Mobility Suite: Beyond “Bring Your Own Device”