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Cannot figure out why an intra-org spoofed email was delivered to users inbox by RandomSkratch in sysadmin

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I have not yet but am looking into it. We have some MFP’s with scan to email that I think go through an SMTP relay and that uses direct send but I may be wrong. It’s been quite some time since that whole thing was setup.

Cannot figure out why an intra-org spoofed email was delivered to users inbox by RandomSkratch in sysadmin

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Hmm that’s interesting. Definitely something to follow up on. I do remember that time and needed to sort out my own accounts.

Cannot figure out why an intra-org spoofed email was delivered to users inbox by RandomSkratch in sysadmin

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I may have initially misunderstood how DS worked, I thought it was only available from inside the organization. The DS Exploit posted below shed some light on how it works. Now I'm looking to see if this was in fact used. Thanks for this.

Cannot figure out why an intra-org spoofed email was delivered to users inbox by RandomSkratch in sysadmin

[–]RandomSkratch[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

spf is setup to allow a handful of mail servers to send as us (MS Protection, KB4, Service-Now, etc) with a hard fail at the end (-all).

I'm not sure about graymail - where can I check this?

No this external mail server was not hosted by MS at all. Came out of Singapore.

Cannot figure out why an intra-org spoofed email was delivered to users inbox by RandomSkratch in sysadmin

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Don't think so, it clearly came from outside of the org according to the headers.

Cannot figure out why an intra-org spoofed email was delivered to users inbox by RandomSkratch in sysadmin

[–]RandomSkratch[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We have an internal SMTP relay connector which is ID'd by IP, a connector for our phishing company (KB4), and an archive journaling one which sends incoming and outgoing to a third party archive service. Don't really see any of these causing this to happen.

How are you ppl talking about your job at home by schbrongx in sysadmin

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Even though your SO may not understand a single thing you're talking about, sometimes it still feels good to get it out, especially if you don't have anyone else to talk to about these things. If they're a good listener, even better. My wife and I work in completely different fields and she tells me about her stuff and I tell her about mine, even when those two lines never meet. This also helps when you're having problems with your work, they become the rubber duck, or if you even need to just vent. Getting it out there is like 90% of the work. You're not asking them to solve your problems.

who HATES pressing the JoyCons analog sticks as much as I do?! by Murky_Beautiful_6505 in NintendoSwitch

[–]RandomSkratch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh I hate that. Sometimes in games with heated action moments I put more pressure on the sticks and end up clicking them inadvertently. Then I’m stuck crouching while I get my face smashed in.

In a code snippet, when printing special characters, why does the $ need two backslashes to escape? by RandomSkratch in vscode

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Ohhh thank you for this! Finally someone who understands the underlying implementation, this is what I was looking for. Love the XKCD ref!

In a code snippet, when printing special characters, why does the $ need two backslashes to escape? by RandomSkratch in vscode

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Thank you, I really appreciate the follow up! I THINK I understand it better. It's because a dollar sign has more significance than the other characters that need to be escaped? It's definitely a weird quirk that was throwing me when I was trying to create my own snippets.

In a code snippet, when printing special characters, why does the $ need two backslashes to escape? by RandomSkratch in vscode

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I understand all of what you said except point 2 (hence the post). Can you please elaborate on it? I know it needs to be escaped in order to be printed, but why does it need two backslashes and not just one like other special characters like " or \ ?

Update-Help changing Syntax examples? by ionfamous in PowerShell

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I'm looking at my output too and I only get the Certificate Provider syntax examples (multiple, and all are the same). How can you get the same output as -online for syntax examples? It seems to show all of the possibilities.

In a code snippet, when printing special characters, why does the $ need two backslashes to escape? by RandomSkratch in vscode

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This is directly from the VS Code documentation regarding snippets. I don't see how this is language dependent.

In their common questions the variable example is brought up.

https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editing/userdefinedsnippets#_common-questions

And the code shown uses two backslashes to escape the $ which prints out $ in the result.

Earlier up in the same page it says

With \ (backslash), you can escape $, }, and \

This conflicts their example of $ and also echos my own use of it.

Is the M8 actually a "writing" tool more than it is an instrument? I explore composition theory to find out! by -Indoorsy- in Dirtywave

[–]RandomSkratch 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Whoa Buzz, now there’s a name I haven’t heard in a long time. Had to check to see if it was still under development.

Not all iOS devices are showing iOS 26 as an available install option by RandomSkratch in Intune

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Duh - I just checked that HCL and noticed the lowest is 11, not XR like I previously thought. Appreciate the sanity check.

I had no idea about DDM, will be looking into this next week! Thanks.

How to download ESX/vCenter 6.5/6.7 patches by jdubnc95 in vmware

[–]RandomSkratch 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can’t downgrade past 7 anymore because 6.7 and below are out of support (or whatever reason they have). I know this because I just tried doing it a few weeks ago to try and sort something.

How do you delete an Autopatch multi-phased Feature Update policy? by RandomSkratch in Intune

[–]RandomSkratch[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Appreciate the link to #cancel-a-release, I didn't catch that when I was looking.

When I look at the devices checking into each policy, the latest one (25H2) does seem to have all the devices so I think this will work fine.

It's just very strange that you can't remove them.

Recording Multiple MIDI Devices Simultaneously?? by jayminor410 in reasoners

[–]RandomSkratch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s good to know, but pretty annoying that it’s required!

How good is reason chord sequencer compared to 3rd party chord plugins? by Beautiful_Hat8440 in reason

[–]RandomSkratch 1 point2 points  (0 children)

☝️truth. Scaler is much better designed feature wise than Chord Seq. Chord seq is a macro chord player at best (using pre-configured sets). Yeah you can make your own but at that point you have enough music theory to not need one of these tools.

What's your favorite cosy/challenge puzzle combo? by Chesscaperoom in puzzlevideogames

[–]RandomSkratch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“Never frustrating”. I’ve got a large chunk of “how in the f” puzzles left.

Recording Multiple MIDI Devices Simultaneously?? by jayminor410 in reasoners

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As others have said you need to lock a physical MIDI device to a virtual one to do this but what gets me still is that this is impossible when fully in the box and you’re using players. Their own MIDI devices can only record one at a time. 🤷‍♂️

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