Okta’s Security Compromised

Okta, an identity tool provider serving numerous businesses, has experienced a security breach targeting its customer support sector, as reported by KrebsOnSecurity. Although Okta has stated that the breach affected a minimal number of clients, evidence suggests that the attackers might have accessed Okta’s support platform for approximately two weeks before the issue was addressed.

Why You Need to Write a Letter of Resignation

If you work in an “at-will” state, you technically have the right to leave your job without notice or explanation, just as your employer has the right to terminate your employment without notice or reason. However, there are several reasons why submitting a resignation letter is still recommended.

Retrieve a List of Workstations from Active Directory with PowerShell

To query Active Directory for Windows workstations using PowerShell, you typically use the Get-ADComputer cmdlet, which is a part of the ActiveDirectory module. If you haven’t done so, you need to install the Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT) to get the ActiveDirectory module. The way to get RSAT depends on your Windows version. For Windows 10, for example, you can… Read More »

FCC’s Push for Net Neutrality and Broadband Regulation

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has initiated steps to reinstate net neutrality and exert stronger regulation over Internet service providers (ISPs). The FCC endorsed, in a 3-2 vote, a proposal by Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel which opens for public feedback.

Slack Shifts Communication on Platform Issues

Slack has decided to discontinue its @SlackStatus account on X, which had been a medium for updates on glitches and disruptions. Kevin Albers, Slack’s VP of Customer Experience, mentioned in a statement to The Verge that the move aims to unify communications regarding incidents and allocate resources to platforms most frequented by their clientele.