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Oct 29, 2026
Automating My Favorite Part of Software Engineering
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1:04Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
That's where my real software engineering journey began.
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1:07Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
I spent over a decade there working on different teams, including Exchange Server and Outlook.
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1:12Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
One project I worked on at Microsoft was a room booking assistant.
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1:16Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
The idea was pretty simple.
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2:37Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
Now AI has started to do more and more of this form, and I definitely didn't think that in just a few years, AI would change so much of how I do my own job and, increasingly, my relationship with code.
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2:48Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
Before we called everything an agent.
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2:50Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
At Microsoft, I worked on Exchange Server.
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2:53Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
Sometimes we would get reports of issues that had happened to one particular mail for one particular customer.
Get in the Game, Know the Players, Shoot the Shot
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20:02Alice Gordon HollowayGUEST
So when I first started out, I didn't have the tools that some of the larger companies had.
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20:06Alice Gordon HollowayGUEST
So in other words, I didn't have Microsoft Exchange or I had just regular email addresses.
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20:10Alice Gordon HollowayGUEST
And so I didn't have the really Citrix that basically encrypted my messaging.
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20:15Alice Gordon HollowayGUEST
I didn't have those technology tools that the big companies had.
No Future for Network Engineers? - CCNA | CCNP
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15:24Network ChuckHOST
Like, I was doing a ton of different stuff.
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15:27Network ChuckHOST
I was managing Windows servers and learning about terminal services, and I was learning about Microsoft Exchange.
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15:33Network ChuckHOST
I mean, it just... you might be in a role where you have to do a lot of things.
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15:39Network ChuckHOST
And I think, especially now when you might get your first role as a network engineer, or you're thinking about the role of a network engineer and where you're going to be in the future.
Mail Flow Rules - Simply Explained
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3:07Mirko PetersHOST
A mail flow rule is a background instruction that stands in the path of your email and changes what happens to messages as they pass by.
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3:13Mirko PetersHOST
It runs in Exchange Online, the email engine inside Microsoft 365, and it works whether you're sending, receiving, or both.
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3:21Mirko PetersHOST
One setting in the system can delete every message in your organization if it's used carelessly and it's easy to miss.
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3:26Mirko PetersHOST
We'll get to it in a moment.
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4:02Mirko PetersHOST
The exception is that the recipient is on your approved partner list.
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4:05Mirko PetersHOST
The action is to add a warning banner to the message.
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4:08Mirko PetersHOST
Exchange checks the condition, checks the exception, and when everything lines up, it adds the banner.
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4:12Mirko PetersHOST
The logic behind those prompts is worth knowing because it's where beginners get surprised.
How Non-Technical Founders Can Learn & Adapt | Dan Martell
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6:12Darren ChaitGUEST
Go and try to tell a company on Exchange why the CEO should be sharing their meeting notes.
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6:16Darren ChaitGUEST
Microsoft Exchange.
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6:17Dan MartellHOST
Yeah.
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6:17Dan MartellHOST
Yeah.
Security Now 1102: A Strategic Plug Pull
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139:11Steve GibsonHOST
Just turn them off.
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139:13Steve GibsonHOST
And this happened again the next year in 2021 with the Microsoft Exchange Server proxy logon vulnerabilities.
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139:20Steve GibsonHOST
Better to just unplug when a known problem may be exploited before it can be patched.
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139:27Steve GibsonHOST
Then we had the Log4Shell panic that swept the Internet world shortly before the end of the same year, 2021.
The Business Owner's IT Podcast Ep. 90 - Microsoft 365 Hacked? What Hackers Can Do to Your Business
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3:22Anthony GeraschHOST
They can set up rules and forge emails to other places.
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3:25Anthony GeraschHOST
Um, But they could also set up a thing called an SMTP relay where now I've set up this SMTP relay And behind the scenes, I'm not going through Microsoft Exchange.
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3:36Anthony GeraschHOST
I'm just relaying email.
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3:38Anthony GeraschHOST
And guess what? I can just start throwing thousands and thousands of emails out of your tenant, right, on what they call an SMTP relay, which is simple mail transfer protocol.
SN 1101: ECDSA's Curves Origins - When AI Becomes the Attacker
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21:55Steve GibsonHOST
In other words, there were more.
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21:57Steve GibsonHOST
They said, therefore, today's total excludes 348 flaws fixed earlier this month including vulnerabilities in Azure API Center, Azure App Service, Azure Event Grid, Azure SRE Agent, Mariner, Microsoft Bookings, Microsoft Dataverse, Microsoft Exchange Server, and Microsoft Partner Center.
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22:22Steve GibsonHOST
So, and normally you would see things like Exchange Server fixed on Patch Tuesday.
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22:27Steve GibsonHOST
The fact that they did it sooner probably means it was really bad and they couldn't figure they could even wait until Patch Tuesday when they, on the other hand, it would have bumped the count up.
Security Now 1101: ECDSA's Curves Origins
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21:55Steve GibsonHOST
In other words, there were more.
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21:57Steve GibsonHOST
They said, therefore, today's total excludes 348 flaws fixed earlier this month including vulnerabilities in Azure API Center, Azure App Service, Azure Event Grid, Azure SRE Agent, Mariner, Microsoft Bookings, Microsoft Dataverse, Microsoft Exchange Server, and Microsoft Partner Center.
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22:22Steve GibsonHOST
So, and normally you would see things like Exchange Server fixed on Patch Tuesday.
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22:27Steve GibsonHOST
The fact that they did it sooner probably means it was really bad and they couldn't figure they could even wait until patch tuesday when they on the other hand it would have bumped the count up and so maybe they were thinking okay we only we can't do more than 1411 all all in one sweep so they said i believe the computer said this is a record-breaking no kidding microsoft patch tuesday as microsoft continues to use artificial intelligence platforms to find and remediate security vulnerabilities in its products Microsoft also said, quote, today, October 13th, 2026, Windows 11 version 24 H2 Home and Pro and Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB, that's the long-term servicing branch, 2016, have reached the end of their updates.
SN 1101: ECDSA's Curves Origins - When AI Becomes the Attacker
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21:55Steve GibsonHOST
In other words, there were more.
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21:57Steve GibsonHOST
They said, therefore, today's total excludes 348 flaws fixed earlier this month including vulnerabilities in Azure API Center, Azure App Service, Azure Event Grid, Azure SRE Agent, Mariner, Microsoft Bookings, Microsoft Dataverse, Microsoft Exchange Server, and Microsoft Partner Center.
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22:22Steve GibsonHOST
So, and normally you would see things like Exchange Server fixed on Patch Tuesday.
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22:27Steve GibsonHOST
The fact that they did it sooner probably means it was really bad and they couldn't figure they could even wait until patch tuesday when they on the other hand it would have bumped the count up and so maybe they were thinking okay we only we can't do more than 1411 all all in one sweep so they said i believe the computer said this is a record-breaking no kidding microsoft patch tuesday as microsoft continues to use artificial intelligence platforms to find and remediate security vulnerabilities in its products Microsoft also said, quote, today, October 13th, 2026, Windows 11 version 24 H2 Home and Pro and Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB, that's the long-term servicing branch, 2016, have reached the end of their updates.
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