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- About HTTPS, SChannel, TLS, CAPI, SSL Certificates and their keys
The HTTP SYS driver is going to call the SChannel provider to create the secure tunnel SChannel will use the CAPI, the Cryptographic API of Windows The certificate’s public and private keys are going to be used by CAPI2 Notice my highlight: the private key of the certificate is needed for the SChannel If that private key is missing or
- How to Configure and Collect Schannel and CAPI2 Logs
Introduction CAPI2 log is a diagnostic log in Windows that tracks cryptographic operations It track events related to certificate validation, key exchange
- Create Your Own Copilot Using Copilot Studio | Microsoft Community Hub
What is Copilot Studio? Microsoft Copilot Studio is an innovative graphical interface designed to create and manage copilots, introduced with latest updates during MS Build’24, over existing Power Virtual Agents
- Checking the certificate trust chain for an HTTPS endpoint
Microsoft applications and frameworks would use the Microsoft cryptographic API (CAPI), and that includes Microsoft browsers Other browsers or technologies may use other APIs or crypto libraries for validating certificates But Windows relies on its certificate store So, we need to check if an issuing authority or its endorsing authority is
- What is a strong key protection in Windows? | Microsoft Community Hub
A picture worth a thousand words so let’s take a look at the UI involved This is what you see for a CAPI key with Microsoft software providers when CRYPT_USER_PROTECTED flag is passed (this is by the way is part of the DPAPI and is also documented in the MSDN article referenced earlier): This is the first dialog that user sees By clicking
- Post-Quantum Cryptography Comes to Windows Insiders and Linux
The addition of ML-DSA in Cryptography API: Next Generation (CNG) enables developers to begin experimenting with PQC algorithms for scenarios that require verification of identity, integrity or authenticity using digital signatures
- NDES and the dreaded 2 10 Event ids stating “The parameter is . . .
nbsp; Hey Guys Rob here again, today I am going to go over a set of typical Network Device Enrollment Service Event ID’s that you will inevitably encounter
- NDES Security Best Practices | Microsoft Community Hub
Hi, I am Dagmar, working for the Microsoft Compromise Recovery Security Practice team As NDES (Network Device Enrollment Server) – if misconfigured or not secured and hardened properly – can be a doo r opener for the compromise of an Active Directory, I decided to collect and write down security best practices
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