Why not linking to the original site: https://dirkjanm.io/obtaining-global-admin-in-every-entra-id...
And whatever tide.com is is slow and broken for me smh
The god mode vulnerability that should kill "Trust Microsoft" forever
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Re: The god mode vulnerability that should kill "Trust Microsoft" forever
#12This article isn't just full of LLM-isms, it's unreadable because of it. When you completely delegate your editing to a machine, you're not just lazy, you're robbing yourself of the one thing that made you stand out --emdash-- your own voice. Moreover, as we navigate this evolving paradigm, we must carefully consider the balance between efficiency, authenticity and a third thing in this list. Maybe at the end of the…
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Re: The god mode vulnerability that should kill "Trust Microsoft" forever
#13Re: The god mode vulnerability that should kill "Trust Microsoft" forever
#14Is there any simple explanation or walk-through of a diagram showing how Tide works?
There are several bits in the article about how Tide and TideCloak demonstrates that authorityless auth works, but I'm not finding an explainer.
Re: The god mode vulnerability that should kill "Trust Microsoft" forever
#15Re: The god mode vulnerability that should kill "Trust Microsoft" forever
#16The real issue is, what do you use instead that you can make the non-technical users accept?
You can certainly move to google and get an overall improvement in track record and end user experience, but the fundamental issue raised in the article is still there
You can move to proton and get a pretty nice experience for mail and calendar, but it adds limitations regular users will be upset by. Their equivalent to word is very beta and they have nothing similar to excel.
You can move to nextcloud, and fix the fundamental issue, but every single piece of the solution will be even worse to use than microsoft's stack, and users will hate you.
If I could solve this, I could drop microsoft and google both
Re: The god mode vulnerability that should kill "Trust Microsoft" forever
#17If that article isn't AI-massaged I'll eat my hat.
Re: The god mode vulnerability that should kill "Trust Microsoft" forever
#18This article isn't just full of LLM-isms, it's unreadable because of it. When you completely delegate your editing to a machine, you're not just lazy, you're robbing yourself of the one thing that made you stand out --emdash-- your own voice. Moreover, as we navigate this evolving paradigm, we must carefully consider the balance between efficiency, authenticity and a third thing in this list. Maybe at the end of the…
I found the idea of a third thing in that list particularly persuasive.
Re: The god mode vulnerability that should kill "Trust Microsoft" forever
#19If that article isn't AI-massaged I'll eat my hat.
“It’s not just x, it’s y” every three sentences. Ugh.