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Intune – You can now pause, revoke or delete your Cloud PKI

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As you are probably aware, Microsoft has introduced a new Intune service – Cloud PKI – to deliver cloud based certification authority services (see https://blog.hametbenoit.info/2024/03/01/intune-new-cloud-pki-feature/). Well, this service has been updated to allow you to pause, delete or revoke your Cloud PKI. NOTE if you have create the Cloud PKI during the preview or before […]

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Intune – New Cloud PKI feature

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  As you know, certificates are now widely used from securing network traffic (HTTPS) to authentication (certificate based authentication, VPN or WiFi authentication).   Until now, if you wanted to use certificates for authenticating devices or users, you had to deploy and use your own certificate authority, usually requiring an Active Directory domain and multiple

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Intune – Android 11 can no longer install trusted root certificate

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This is a breaking change introduced by Android 11 when a device is being enroll as Android device administrator. Android 11 can no longer install trusted root certificate on the device – this does not affect Samsung devices. If you are using non Samsung devices enrolled as Android device administrator you will need to manually

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Azure – You need to review if your certificates have been issued by compliant CA

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As you know, certificates are more heavily used and important than ever to protect communication between clients and services. Well, the Certificate Authority (CA) Browser (https://cabforum.org/) members recently published a report detailing multiple certificates issued by certification authorities (CA) were out the industry standard for publicly trusted CA’s. You can read the reports here: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1649951

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AWS – CloudFormation now allows DNS-validated certificate management with Amazon Certificate Manager

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As you know, Amazon Certificate Manager (ACM) is used to help managing certificates, from the creation to the renewal process. Well, ACM can now be used by CloudFormation to automate SSL/TLS certificate management for DNS-validated certificates with domain managed by Amazon Route 53. With this improvement you no longer need to manually validate your request.

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Intune – You can now install multiple Certificate Connector

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As you may already know, you can use Intune to provide certificates to your clients/end-users for managing access and authentication to your corporate resources (like connecting to a WiFi network using certificate) using the Intune Certificate Connector. Until now, it was not possible to have more than one connector installed, making it a single point

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