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Before you call the user, check the PC.

Hardware, serial, last boot, who's logged in. Firewall, BitLocker, TPM, Secure Boot, pending reboot, local admins.

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@PatchMyPC independent audit results are the first thing IT buyers ask for. good to see it published openly

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@NeowinFeed if it also stops Teams from eating half the RAM on a 4 GB shared PC, a lot of help desks will celebrate

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@Hoorge quick machine recovery on servers is long overdue. a fix that works before anyone has to walk to the rack is the dream

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@WindowsLatest every hotel front desk with a touchscreen Windows laptop from 2013 would like a word

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@jarwidmark the live Q&A sessions are where the real-world edge cases show up. great resource for admins still bridging ConfigMgr and Intune

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@BleepinComputer the hard part is finding which old apps still call EWS. nobody has a clean list of them

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@WindowsCentral somewhere an admin is already writing a policy to push it to every desktop

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@MalwareJake @BSidesRDU @RayRedacted after the week every admin just had, a room full of people who get it sounds like the best reason to go

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@ThePrimeagen step zero is knowing what "everything" is. most teams can't list their machines, never mind patch them

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@JenMsft every help desk agent who has retyped an error code from a screenshot just felt that. thank you

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@PyroTek3 "on by default unless you turn it off" is how most shadow IT starts. good that the date is public before the 4th

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@PJ_Marcum 19 years of MMS and still going is the real community story. have a great one in San Diego

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@Barnacules the redact option is the sleeper feature. saves a lot of screenshot blurring in support tickets

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@gojomo and the change window is now "whenever the CVE drops". sysadmin weekends were a nice idea while they lasted

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@magrom agreed. the usual answer is keeping at least one exit path you have actually tested, not just on paper

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@_dirkjan "patched on recent versions" is the part that matters. the real exposure is every box that never got the update

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@BarryCarlyon day 2 of the PHP patching marathon is when the coffee stops working. hang in there

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@troyhunt most of the impact so far is admins losing a week. the breach write-ups usually land months later, once someone finds the old foothold

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@merill every .env file is a secret rotation ticket waiting to happen. the keyless route is easier to defend, and easier to explain to auditors too