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Merill Fernando

@merill
Ex-Microsoft PM | Tweets my own Built → maester.dev • graph.pm • lokka.dev • youtube.com/@merillx 📰 Newsletter→ entra.news & msai.ms 🎙️ Podcast→ entra.chat
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    Merill Fernando
    @merill
    Jul 8
    Why did I leave Microsoft? To work full time on 🔥 Maester. Over 40,000+ tenants today rely on Maester to monitor their tenants daily. I wanted to make sure that the tests they are running continue to be relevant and evolve as Microsoft 365 and the security landscape evolves.
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    Merill Fernando
    @merill
    1h
    Fun story. Microsoft can make so many things simple by just bundling them into Windows. Want to guess what happens next?
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    A Grantler [email protected]
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    1h
    Replying to @antett @merill and @DylanOwendylan
    Yet another client app from MS you have to install just for working. We're on a good way to fill up our machines with such dummy load, no more room for real workload. Keep up.
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    Merill Fernando
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    10h
    Here we go!
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    Merill Fernando
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    23h
    Did you know that if you have Entra ID P1 there is a new way to block your stolen refresh token from being replayed by the attacker? Find out 🧵👇 1/7
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    Merill Fernando
    @merill
    Oct 12
    If you think we'll find less bugs and vulnerabilities over time, this is something to ponder on...
    @lucas_builds
    Lucas
    @lucas_builds
    Oct 11
    Asking Claude to review your code is a slot machine. Every review finds brand new bugs. Review again: more. Review a tenth time: it still finds something. It never runs out of bugs to find... so how do you decide your code is actually done?
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