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When stored in the DIT file, the NT hash is protected by two layers of encryption. In Windows Server 2016/Windows 10 and later versions, it is first encrypted with DES for backwards compatibility and then with CNG BCrypt AES-256 (see CNG BCRYPT_AES_ALGORITHM).

With which key tho

@rusty__shackleford someone with authority (though I doubt the knowledge) told me its a monday topic

@rusty__shackleford for me its late so the question is "do we call people back from the WE"

@rusty__shackleford srs question

Semi-urgent, how critical is wide access to an IFM image I found on an domain-wide readable DC share?

@da_667 same, thats why I have a job. Well, I guess I am renting myself out...?

@cR0w @mdc @da_667 everyone in my companies ".*exec.*" groups

@mdc @da_667 @cR0w ... who are you executing?

Powerautomate script that unassigns you from ever MS Planner task that you are assigned to

@da_667 like not even kidding, if this does anything at all it is restricting the market on NEW routers (the ones that may still recieve patches) & drive up prices on these specifically, reducing probability of replacement

@da_667 the funniest thing is: this only applies to not-yet approved models. Importing & selling that same TP-Link WR841Nv7 from, idk, 2008 is still good. Because SeCuRiTy

@munin fr tho, this is so fucking stupid, it kinda makes my day.

@munin idk what you mean, it perfectly falls in the CI diad

@munin EU digital sovereignity folks doing their stupid things

US government: Hold my beer.

@chillybot thats, uhm, suboptimal

@maswan @munin finally we can enforce gmsas by law

@munin also: absolutely racing you to the first ../ in the birthdate field

@munin istg, if this is just a ploy to force everyone to replace their EOL appliances I am all here for it

@munin oh lol, I just realized... local accounts on firewalls and shit...