Microsoft has identified a cascading TLS handshake orchestration anomaly within the distributed authentication microservice fabric. Here’s a quick explanation:
November 13, 2026 at 10:32 AM
Microsoft has identified a cascading TLS handshake orchestration anomaly within the distributed authentication microservice fabric. Here’s a quick explanation:
... nicht eine Überlastung über gigantische Datenvolumen/http-Requests, sondern eher sowas wie BGP-Hijacking, TLS/SSL-Exhaustion, SYN-Flood, UDP-Floods, ICMP-Floods, DNS- & NTP-Amplification ...
Oder einfacher: Geiz. Firewalls die keine DPI/TLS-Inspection leisten oder UDP/QUIC nicht beherrschen.
November 13, 2026 at 11:12 AM
... nicht eine Überlastung über gigantische Datenvolumen/http-Requests, sondern eher sowas wie BGP-Hijacking, TLS/SSL-Exhaustion, SYN-Flood, UDP-Floods, ICMP-Floods, DNS- & NTP-Amplification ...
Oder einfacher: Geiz. Firewalls die keine DPI/TLS-Inspection leisten oder UDP/QUIC nicht beherrschen.
In the TLS "Books of the Year", two US-based Faber poets, both published recently in the NYRB, recommend the Faber-published poetry of the US-based executive editor of the NYRB. Did MH really enjoy the book? Did PM actually read it? 😂
November 13, 2026 at 10:04 AM
In the TLS "Books of the Year", two US-based Faber poets, both published recently in the NYRB, recommend the Faber-published poetry of the US-based executive editor of the NYRB. Did MH really enjoy the book? Did PM actually read it? 😂
Just as I suspected, a "cascading TLS handshake orchestration anomaly within the distributed authentication microservice fabric"........Pretty obvious when you think about it.
November 13, 2026 at 11:22 AM
Just as I suspected, a "cascading TLS handshake orchestration anomaly within the distributed authentication microservice fabric"........Pretty obvious when you think about it.
the most bitter less is that the bitter lesson isn't served over TLS, reminding you that we'll never fully have nice things www.incompleteideas.net/IncIdeas/Bit...
the most bitter less is that the bitter lesson isn't served over TLS, reminding you that we'll never fully have nice things www.incompleteideas.net/IncIdeas/Bit...
Forgetfulness is a TLS Book of the Year, selected by Mark Ford. I feel overwhelmed at the moment and have to keep shaking my head to come back to earth and function. So many of my warmest thanks to Shearsman Books - I wouldn’t be anywhere without them. And the same for my ever-supportive family!
November 13, 2026 at 3:53 PM
Forgetfulness is a TLS Book of the Year, selected by Mark Ford. I feel overwhelmed at the moment and have to keep shaking my head to come back to earth and function. So many of my warmest thanks to Shearsman Books - I wouldn’t be anywhere without them. And the same for my ever-supportive family!