@scottalanmiller said in New Addition to Passwordless Authentication in Windows:

@DustinB3403 said in New Addition to Passwordless Authentication in Windows:

@Oksana Microsoft should really learn that a PIN is not a Password.

Forcing Windows Hello on businesses that opt to not have E3 or higher licenses and then forcibly making people use a PIN is just plain stupid.

There is a registry edit that can be made to disable Window Hello, but it's annoying to do so as it's a piecemeal approach.

It's Microsoft's way of reminding you, heavily, that Ubuntu is free.

While I agree, the focus would be to still have SSO on your azure bound device. I've never tried to bind Ubuntu or other linux distro to Azure.

@JaredBusch said in Tenant disabling of Basic Auth cause OAUTH iPhone to break:

Disabling of Basic Auth should have done nothing.

If the security setting are changed on an account it makes sense to force users to reauthenticate. It might even be best practice.

I think it works the same on other providers.

But there should be some better mechanism regarding authentication in ios and android.

Let's see, on the list of companies I would not turn to for a "security" solution....

@JaredBusch Yup, and they want to do a audit of devices using a deployment tool that is not even a Microsoft one.