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While helping Andrew Schwartz with his Kerberos FAST post (which has more information about what FAST is and how it works, so have a read), I noticed something interesting. AS-REQs for machine accounts are unarmored. This is described by Microsoft here: Kerberos armoring uses a ticket-granting ticket (TGT) for the device to protect authentication service ... The post New Attack Paths? AS Requested Service Tickets appeared first on Semperis.

For Julys Patch Tuesday, Microsoft has released the KB5015814 update for Windows 11. This security update takes Windows 11 up to build 22000.795 and addresses a number of issues with the operating system. To accompany the release, Microsoft has also provided a handful of Windows 11 tips.

Weve already spoken about Microsoft releasing the KB5015814 security update for Windows 11, but Windows 10 users have not been forgotten this month. These are security updates that should be installed as soon as possible.

Microsoft prepared a big optional update for those using the good-old Windows 10. KB5014666 adds new printing features and fixes various bugs in trackpads, Wi-Fi hotspots, Cloud Clipboard, etc.

Microsoft has released a preview of an update for Windows 10. It will receive a wider release next month, but it is available now for eager testers.

New update available for the supported Windows 10 versions

New build now available in the RP channel

Optional C-updates are now available for all supported versions of Windows 10 and 11. The latter received the most changes with Search highlights and tons of various bugfixes and improvements.

It is the time of the month when Microsoft releases preview versions of the updates that will be released for Windows on the next Patch Tuesday. As such, the company has unleashed a non-security preview release (or