Earlier this year, Microsoft introduced support for Entra ID authentication to an Azure file share using the REST API. So why should we care about using Entra ID support for an Azure File share? well, the combination is that now we have a multi-protocol file service. This means that regular users can access the file […]
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Earlier today I was troubleshooting something for a customer where some end-users were getting issues when trying to connect to an Azure blob storage using the Azure web portal. This also recently stopped working and impacted some of the users. This was the error message that they were getting when trying to connect. “Unable to
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A critical zero-day vulnerability, identified as CVE-2023-20198, has been discovered in Cisco IOS XE devices, and widespread exploitation of this flaw is already underway. This security lapse is alarmingly severe, as it allows attackers unauthenticated remote access with full administrative privileges on the compromised devices. The Vulnerability This security flaw resides in the Web UI
A couple of weeks ago, I had a conference talk about how large language models can help people working with IT security. While we are still in the early phases of LLMs they can be quite helpful within multiple areas, which I want to highlight in this blogpost. First of with all new threats emerging
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Have you ever used Curl? It’s likely you have! Curl is installed on countless machines and devices, with Libcurl being the standout component. Libcurl is a versatile client-side URL transfer library that supports a wide range of protocols and features, including cookies, DICT, FTP, FTPS, Gopher, HTTP/1 (with HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 support), HTTP POST, HTTP
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The difference between Bing Chat, Bing Chat Enterprise, ChatGPT and Microsoft CopilotI have been getting a lot of questions lately about this topic in terms of the difference between these different services, so I decided to create a table to illustrate the difference. NOTE: The picture above is just a copy from the up-to-date table
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Today I had a presentation at the SQL Saturday event in Norway about how to use OpenAI to talk with your databases. Therefore I wanted to describe some of the options here and lastly how you can extend the capabilities using Langchain and other 3. party tools to communicate directly with your data. (Semantic Kernel
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Today, OpenAI announced the first commercial offering outside of ChatGPT Plus, called ChatGPT Enterprise. ChatGPT Enterprise is the first let’s call it company-based offering of ChatGPT. With the service, also comes the following features * Usage Insight (Analytics dashboard for usage insights)* SSO (Single-sign on) and bulk-member management* Unlimited higher-speed GPT-4 access (no usage caps)*
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A couple of weeks ago I was contacted to help figure out why DNS lookup was failing “sometimes” for services that were configured using private endpoints. This was somewhat difficult to troubleshoot since this happened “sometimes” and therefore it took some time to figure out what was going on. This happened when we tried to
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