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Monthly Archives: April 2017
Microsoft Invitation makes my browser look hijacked?
We all know when granting permission to an account, this account will receive an invitation email that link to the Microsoft Invitation page. Today when doing some stuffs of authorization, I realized that Microsoft would make something *perhaps not correct* … Continue reading
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Brute-force attack mitigation on Microsoft Azure
Brute-force attack is simply to continuously attempt to discover your password by combining all possible passwords it can guess. That said, human can guess a password by trying to brainstorm all possibilities such as birthday, girlfriend name, a memorable location or … Continue reading
Enable Multi-factor authentication on the Azure Management Portal
Multi-factor authentication means by its name, giving one more step of authentication to protect your account. The authentication step can be a time-based one-time password sent from a cloud authentication provider such as Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator. The authentication step … Continue reading
What is securitydata resource group in Microsoft Azure?
If you happen to see a strange securitydata resource group in your Azure subscription, you would be pretty much surprised what the heck it is. You would be angry on someone in your cloud team if the Azure subscription is shared … Continue reading
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