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Author Archives: rayc25
My first big Microsoft conference
Here is a lightly edited repost of a story I once wrote for the Springboard Series Newsletter in 2012. The story is still very true for those attending Ignite for the first time. I’ll never forget the arrival at … Continue reading
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Publishing Work Folders with Web Application Proxy
Work Folders and the Web Application Proxy are probably two of the most exciting new features in Windows Server 2012 R2 and Windows 8.1. These features create a whole lot of new possibilities for Bring Your Own Devices to provide … Continue reading
Demystifying AppContainers (Part II)
In my previous post I explained how Windows 8 uses AppContainers to create a sandbox for Modern UI Apps. Capabilities define what an App can do outside of the sandbox. An app is required to use use specific API calls … Continue reading
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Demystifying AppContainers in Windows 8 (Part I)
The introduction of Modern UI apps in Windows 8 has added a whole new layer of security in the operating system. Modern UI apps can be installed by standard users. In order to keep the system secure with all this … Continue reading
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Case of the unexplained: whoami.exe and the Deny flag
In my TechEd sessions “Raiders of the Elevated Token” I used to demo the group memberships contained in the user token using whoami.exe. Whoami.exe is a part of Windows since Windows Vista and seemed a valid tool for this purpose … Continue reading
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A TechEd Story
My contribution to the Springboard Series Insider – June 2012 I’ll never forget the arrival at my first TechEd at the Côte d’Azure in France, 1997. My first international business trip ever. Completely prepared for business. Sharply dressed, I went … Continue reading
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