There’s not a single cloud product from Microsoft that has implemented security in such a way that it is actually useable for securing content
Settings are strewn across countless pages, hundreds of permissions are nested in dozens of groups
And yet one can never reliably answer the two most important questions: “what can this user access” and “who has access to this resource“
Settings are strewn across countless pages, hundreds of permissions are nested in dozens of groups
And yet one can never reliably answer the two most important questions: “what can this user access” and “who has access to this resource“
@jb acl/rbac/whatever is genuinely hard with sufficient complexity, i get that
but cmon, man, 90% of use cases are dead simple
AD used to be pretty good, LDAP but not brain-breaking, but i guess MS just couldn't leave well enough alone and had to fuck it up
but cmon, man, 90% of use cases are dead simple
AD used to be pretty good, LDAP but not brain-breaking, but i guess MS just couldn't leave well enough alone and had to fuck it up
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@JoshuaSlocum @jb Microshit fucking up a previously working service offering? Must be a day that ends in 'y'.
