As CISA noted, "installation of updates released May 10, 2022, on client Windows devices and non-domain controller Windows Servers will not cause this issue and is still strongly encouraged." ...

Security researchers have devised a way to block the recently disclosed PetitPotam attack vector that allows hackers to take control of a Windows domain controller easily. An new version of the ...

I'm exploring replacing a NT4 server which is the domain controller and file server for a small network of 6 client machines. However, I've never used samba before, or anything else to do it.The ...

CISA is still strongly encouraging admins to apply Microsoft's May updates on client Windows devices and non-domain controller Windows Servers.

The updates have been breaking Windows, causing spontaneous boot loops on Windows domain controller servers, breaking Hyper-V and making ReFS volume systems unavailable.

Microsoft added a note that the update will not affect the client’s Windows devices and non-domain controller windows servers, and will only cause issues for the server acting as a domain ...

If you are unable to change the domain name in Windows 11/10/Server, fix the Name resolution (DNS) issues and update the ...

Furthermore, CISA recommends reviewing Active Directory and Windows Domain Controllers for new and unrecognized accounts, auditing users accounts with administrative privileges, and enrolling domain ...

To ward off the attack known as PetitPotam, Microsoft advises you to disable NTLM authentication on your Windows domain controller.

Microsoft has posted advisory and detailed instructions on protecting Windows domain controllers and other Windows servers from the NTLM Relay Attack known as PetitPotam. The PetitPotam take on ...

To store this zone in a domain container until the partition is created, close this message, and then click Replicate to All Domain Controllers in the Active Directory Domain option." ...