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With Basic Auth in Exchange Online slowly being killed off in favor of Modern Auth (OAuth 2.0), Microsoft has detailed the next protocol it's disabling for Exchange Online customers, starting today.

This week's edition of Microsoft Weekly is jam-packed with news related to Windows 11's features and some criticism about them, enhancements to Microsoft Edge, as well as some app updates.

The demise will take place beginning October 1

Microsoft has once again informed customers that it is deprecating Basic Auth for many Exchange Online protocols starting from next month. However, tenants will be able to bypass it temporarily.

A lot happened in the world of Microsoft this week, but fret not, because you can catch up on anything important that you may have missed through our latest edition of Microsoft Weekly!

Google Workspace customers integrating Google Calendar and Exchange Online have been urged to make a configuration change before Microsoft disables an old authentication mechanism in October.

Microsoft has this week reminded Microsoft Exchange Online users that it is basic authentication login system will end on October 1, 2022. After this date

A new backdoor, dubbed SessionManager, has been discovered in the wild targeting Microsoft IIS servers belonging to a large number of companies.

The recommendation is in line with Executive Order 14028, which requires federal agencies to implement multi factor authentication.

Microsoft is finally disabling Basic Authentication for Exchange Online.