Enable strong name-based mapping in government scenarios
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If you work in smartcard federated authentication environments, here’s a much-anticipated security feature for you. Starting with the September 10, 2024 Windows security update, you…
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- Enable strong name-based mapping in government scenariosRequirementExceptionRecommendation7 conditions13 passages
KB5014754
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Captured 12 Oct 19:19 UTC; extracted 16 Oct 16:11 UTC. Extractor: microsoft-1/9/fc65ebeb286710c0a830833db8a7e5de7e266b79981fe9c7c34479be9369ad3c.
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