Today, Microsoft has announcedthat its Security Development Lifecycle (SDL) has been released to the general community under a Creative Commons license.
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Keynotes at Microsoft TechEd events always get underway with an upbeat flourish, and yesterday’s keynote for Microsoft TechEd 2010 Australia – “Potential Unleashed” – on the Gold Coast was no exception, with a live DJ on stage pumping out a happy mix of eurotrance to the 2700 assembled delegates, partners, speakers and media. Michael Pietroforte over at 4sysops.com invited a number of blogs, including this one, to participate in an online poll to determine what the most desired features might be for Microsoft’s next operating system. Continue reading What features would you like to see in Windows 8? Michael Kordahi (aka The Delicate Genius) delivered the keynote at REMIX10 back in June and will be opening the proceedings at TechEd Australia 2010. We caught up for a wide-ranging conversation, touching on trends in application and web development, online security and privacy, social media and innovation, cloud technology and why devs and IT pros just can’t do without each other. Had a request from a client recently who needed to find all the files and folders belonging to a particular user. Now, without some sort of third party auditing tool, the only security metadata of use on an NTFS filesystem is the Owner. So, I put together this Powershell script to step through the filesystem, extract the owner information and test whether it’s the owner which the administrator performing the search is looking for. |
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