Mary Jo and I are live from Microsoft Ignite in Atlanta, and we join Fr. Robert Ballecer to discuss all the news from the show, including Windows Server 2016, Windows 10 at 400 million users, Microsoft’s hybrid cloud strategy, Azure’s AI supercomputer,  big updates for OneDrive, SharePoint, and Office 365, and so much more.
Running time:Â 1:51:49
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Tip of the week: Protect your PC with Windows Hello
Windows Hello peripherals FINALLY show up in the Microsoft Store
App pick of the week: Skype for iOS
Skype for iOS picks up a ton of new features.
Plus: Forza Horizon 3 for Xbox One/Windows 10 and a quick follow-up about Firewatch
AppRaisin mobile app pick of the week: Instagram for Windows 10 Mobile was updated with pinch-to-zoom support
And… Microsoft Authenticator for iPhone Adds Push Notification Support
Enterprise pick of the week: Workday and MS
Adobe wasn’t the only tech vendor with which MS announced a partnership deal this week. MS and HR/finance vendor Workday also signed a new integration pact.
Codename pick of the week: Project (Rick?) Springfield
MS Research is building out its internal bug-swatting service to turn it into something customers can buy/use, too. The codename for the effort is Project Springfield.
Beer pick of the week: Orpheus Brewing Atalanta
If you’re looking for a local Atlanta beer pick, this tart plum saison is a really good one. (We visited the brewery, too, and it’s a fun spot to check out)
Meetup
Tonight, if you’re in Atlanta, come to our meetup. 5-8 pm at Argosy East. (This happened Wednesday night. –Paul)
10 years of Windows Weekly
Happy 10the Year Anniversary to Windows Weekly!!
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<p>White-Box Fuzzing:</p>
<p>https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc162782.aspx</p>
<p>White-box fuzzing or smart fuzzing is a systematic methodology that is used to find buffer overruns (remote code execution); unhandled exceptions, read access violations (AVs), and thread hangs (permanent denial-of-service); leaks and memory spikes (temporary denial-of-service); and so forth.</p>
<p>You can perform fuzzing on any code that parses input that is received across a trust boundary. This includes files, network sockets, pipes, remote procedure call (RPC) interfaces, driver IOCTLs, ActiveX objects, and message queues (including Microsoft Windows messages).</p>
<p>This article presents a case study of fuzzing during development of Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server 2006, and discusses efforts, bug density, and ROI. During this release, the internal testing team found over 30 bugs that were either Important or Critical—according to Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) ranking—in over 500 KLOC parsing code.</p>