CVE-2023-24932. 2023 feels like so long ago, and yet, this is still an issue. Why? Because it’s quite frankly a mess to deal with and
Category: Security
The settings in the above screenshots were fairly common to be applied to all workstations as a requirement 20-ish years ago. However, it’s now 2025,
Part I Alright, now on to where things get more complicated, WinRM connections to and from Azure AD joined clients. I’m going to use two
After a number of conversations with Adam Gross in Discord voice on WinAdmins about this topic, which initially started on Twitter a while back, I
I’ve had an idea for a while now to write a series of posts covering configuration of the Windows Firewall, including topics such as: Basic
At this point, it’s now possible to make any/all services available from anywhere utilizing certificate authentication to Domain Controllers, obtaining computer and user Kerberos tickets,
Part 5 of this series will go over how to utilize certificate authentication to make services available from anywhere, without the need of a traditional
Part 4 of this series will go over utilizing the previously configured domain-wide IPSec baseline by configuring secure firewall rules along with connection security rules
Part 3 of this series will go over the preparation work required to utilize IPSec in the future. This work will allow for the creation
Part 2 of this series will go over the configuration of the Windows Firewall via Group Policy on servers and Domain Controllers. Servers and Domain