Microsoft’s `Invoke-ChangeMeetingOrganizer` cmdlet can move the Exchange calendar event while leaving the Teams online meeting tied to the former organizer. A new Microsoft Graph and PowerShell workaround now recreates the Teams meeting for the replacement owner, building on the earlier discovery that the organizer-transfer cmdlet leaves Teams links behind.

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Microsoft Teams is adding an admin policy that automatically rejects identified external bots instead of leaving organizers to approve them manually. The control extends Teams bot controls that sent detected external apps to the lobby, helping prevent unauthorized recording, transcription, and other automated services from entering meetings.

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Microsoft Planner is set to gain a capacity view that shows who is assigned to which work and highlights overloaded or underused team members. The Microsoft 365 Roadmap lists the feature under ID RM569733, with availability targeted for after October 2026.

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Microsoft is rolling out a Teams meeting-policy control that detects external recording and AI notetaking bots and places them in the lobby for approval. Targeted-release tenants are receiving the feature now, with worldwide availability expected by the end of September 2026, giving administrators a way to prevent unapproved applications from entering confidential meetings.

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Two years after Salesforce launched Agentforce, its partners report growing customer curiosity but no meaningful revenue from the AI platform. Salesforce partners are consulting firms, technology providers, resellers, and implementation specialists that help customers adopt Salesforce products. A TD Cowen survey found that early trials and buying activity have not yet turned Agentforce into a source of partner bookings, challenging Salesforce’s claims that demand is accelerating.

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Microsoft 365 Business Basic, Business Standard, and Business Premium now include an extra 50 GB of primary Exchange Online mailbox storage, raising the supported limit from 50 GB to 100 GB. The primary mailbox is the user's active inbox, calendar, and contacts. Microsoft delivers the increase as a licensing change through a new service plan, a named capability inside the product license, rather than as a new mailbox type. The packaging rollout started in June 2026 and continues through September 2026. You should verify the result per user, because not every mailbox in a tenant receives the extra quota at the same time.

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A newly identified malware family called SynkLoader is being delivered through Microsoft Teams phishing messages that impersonate corporate IT staff. Its most deceptive component displays a fake Windows lock screen to capture passwords, while other modules provide persistence, remote control, network tunneling, and reconnaissance that could support ransomware attacks.

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AI agents are turning the familiar per-user SaaS model into a budgeting and governance problem for IT teams. Non-human identities may outnumber employees by 25 to 50 times, while the software work they perform generates inference, API, tool-call, and automation costs that seat counts cannot measure.

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GitHub Copilot in Slack is now in public preview, letting teams mention `@GitHub` in a channel, thread, or direct message to investigate issues, plan changes, and hand coding tasks to an agent. Copilot works asynchronously in a secure cloud sandbox, then can open a pull request and return a review link to Slack, with Slack Code providing a dedicated workspace for the task.

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Microsoft is rolling out an optional Classic Outlook theme for New Outlook on Windows and Outlook on the web, giving users the familiar appearance of the desktop client without switching applications or changing mailbox data. The setting is off by default for most users, with deployment running through October 2026 and no administrator action required.

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Microsoft is rolling out a redesigned Viva Engage experience with a responsive right-hand panel, simplified navigation, and the retirement of Community Resources and Intelligent Importer. The update is enabled by default across the web and Teams, with no administrator control over the rollout, and Microsoft expects it to reach all users by the end of August 2026.

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Thunderbird will double its release pace in September, switching from monthly updates to a new version every two weeks. Thunderbird 154 is the first interim release after version 153 became the Extended Support Release (ESR), giving administrators and cautious users a slower, year-long support option.

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Slack Code turns AI coding agents into visible collaborators by creating dedicated channels for each development task. Teams can work with Claude Code, Devin, Vercel Agent, or GitHub Copilot without leaving Slack, while non-technical colleagues can follow, pause, or stop the work.

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Windows 11 update KB5121003 is causing Microsoft Teams and New Outlook to fail at launch on some ARM64 PCs, including Surface Laptop 7 and Surface Pro 11 systems. The newly identified AppX dependency failure expands the update’s problems beyond the previously reported inpoutx64.sys compatibility issues, while traditional Win32 applications continue to work.

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Microsoft Purview Data Lifecycle Management is getting a file-level archive action for SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business. The feature will move inactive files into Microsoft 365 Archive before their retention periods end, reducing active storage use while keeping the content under retention controls; public preview is expected worldwide by mid-September 2026, with general availability targeted by the end of September.

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Salesforce is moving its Headless 360 strategy from promise to deployment with an open-beta MCP Server that lets Agentforce, Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Gemini, and Copilot discover business capabilities directly. The company is also making Data 360’s MCP Server generally available, allowing agents to transform data, build models, and activate campaigns while inheriting Salesforce permissions and governance.

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Microsoft Teams is preparing a broad set of meeting and notification upgrades, including a one-step control to pause all alerts, in-meeting security reporting, and organizer transfers for recurring meetings. Microsoft’s roadmap also points to Copilot-generated summaries for missed messages, although that feature is not scheduled until February 2027 and roadmap dates can change.

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En mai 1996, sur le forum Usenet consacré à Quake , des joueurs prenaient déjà les paris... Le jeu n'était pas sorti, le CD non plus, et la question qui tournait en boucle à l'époque c'était : combien de temps tiendrait la protection anti-copie du jeu ? Certains misaient deux semaines après la sortie, d'autres 5 jours maximum...

De son côté, id Software s'apprêtait à presser son shareware sur un disque mais Quake n'occupait que 22 Mo des 640 disponibles. Du gâchis de place ? Pas vraiment puisque le reste du CD a été rempli avec tout le catalogue maison. Des jeux complets en versions chiffrées, c'est-à-dire plusieurs DOOM, Final Doom, Hexen, Heretic qu'on déverrouillait par téléphone...

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Le CD est finalement sorti le 30 août 1996 et le concept était bien pensé, sur le papier en tout cas... Le programme affichait un nombre de onze chiffres, les Américains appelaient le 1-800-ID-GAMES, un opérateur encaissait la thune et donnait en échange un numéro de déverrouillage à retaper. Le premier nombre changeait à chaque lancement et tournait toutes les 5 minutes, précisément pour qu'un code ne puisse pas servir deux fois.

Mais le 8 octobre suivant, coup de tonnerre ! Le groupe GNOMON sortait QCRACK.EXE pour faire tout sauter ! Ça n'aura pris que 39 jours !

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Ce qu'ils avaient compris, c'est que le numéro donné au téléphone ne contenait aucun secret. Il attestait simplement du paiement et de rien d'autre. Le programme livré sur le CD savait fabriquer ce numéro tout seul à partir de celui qu'il venait lui-même d'afficher, et son seul travail consistait donc à comparer les deux.

Toute la protection tenait, comme souvent, dans le fait que personne n'était censé regarder comment ça fonctionnait.

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Toutefois, ce mécanisme de vente n'était pas vraiment une bourde d'id Software. Eux n'étaient que les clients de TestDrive Corp, qui vendait cette solution brevetée .

Et ce brevet expliquait très précieusement comment ça fonctionnait... Le poste de l'utilisateur produit un numéro, l'opérateur distant le valide et renvoie un code d'activation, et c'est le poste de l'utilisateur qui vérifie ce code. Le brevet va même jusqu'à donner son exemple, à savoir un numéro dont les chiffres totalisent 10, et un code de retour dont les chiffres totalisent 15.

La faille était donc déposée à l'office des brevets quatre ans avant que le CD arrive en rayon.

Le reste raconte quand même une fin de production difficile. La base qui associe chaque jeu à son identifiant contenait également une faute de casse sur Final Doom, "Final" au lieu de "final", ce qui envoyait la génération du code chercher le mauvais fichier. Résultat, le client qui appelait et payait pour Final Doom n'arrivait pas à le déverrouiller.

Alors que le pirate, lui, y arrivait à tous les coups !

Et si je vous raconte tout ça c'est surtout parce que Fabien Sanglard s'est amusé à redémonter le CD-Rom cet été , et qu'il y a aussi trouvé de jolies surprises comme une version en clair de cette base posée juste à côté de sa version chiffrée + des fichiers temporaires et des sauvegardes d'éditeur oubliés au pressage.

Je vous invite vraiment à lire son analyse, c'est super intéressant !

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