The Professional, Enterprise and Education versions of Microsoft Windows have a hidden setting that enables government-certified “FIPS-compliant” encryption. FIPS stands for “Federal Information Processing Standards.” It is a set of government standards that define how certain things are used in the government—for example, encryption algorithms. This setting in not available on the Home version of Read More
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How to Assign the Windows Company Portal Via Intune To manage devices and install apps, your users can optionally use the Company Portal app. You can assign the Windows Company Portal app directly from Intune using Microsoft Store app (new) apps. Prerequisites You can choose to install the Company Portal app using the steps below. The Company Portal app Read More
How to Add Web Apps to Microsoft Intune
Intune supports a variety of app types, including web apps. A web app is a client-server application. The server provides the web app, which includes the UI, content, and functionality. Additionally, modern web-hosting platforms commonly offer security, load balancing, and other benefits. A web app is separately maintained on the web. You use Microsoft Intune Read More
How to Fix Microsoft IIS Tilde Character Short File/Folder Name Disclosure
Description Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) suffers from a vulnerability which allows the detection of short names of files and directories which have en equivalent in the 8.3 version of the file naming scheme. By crafting specific requests containing the tilde ‘~‘ character, an attacker could leverage this vulnerability to find files or directories that Read More
How to Uninstall Software Using PowerShell
Most of us have uninstalled programs from our PCs. How have you done it? Can you recollect? We’ve done it mostly using the Control Panel or in some cases, if dealing with more complex suites, their own uninstall process. These options are convenient to remove a single program, they’re not scalable. Imagine for a moment Read More
Removing Device Primary User from Local Administrator Group by Using Intune Profiles
First off, if you are still pondering the age old question “Should my users be local admin or not” I’m gonna help you right here: No, No, a Thousand Times No。 The only good reason I can think of for letting your users be local administrators is if you have too much money & time Read More