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DESCRIPTION:Throughout the years\, Microsoft has developed 3 different vers
 ions of Managed Service Accounts\, and all with the goal of improving pass
 word security and management. While the first attempt of “Managed Servic
 e Accounts (MSAs)” (introduced in Windows Server 2008 R2) was a good sta
 rt\, it was very limited. The next reincarnation\, “Group Managed Servic
 e Accounts (gMSAs)” (introduced in Windows Server 2012) removed the bigg
 est limitation and allowed a gMSA to be used across multiple servers. Whil
 e gMSAs were easier to adopt\, there are still a few “gotchas”. An app
 lication must support the use of a gMSA and/or the migration of a regular 
 service user account to a gMSA could be a (very) complex and cumbersome ex
 ercise. With the next reincarnation\, “Delegated Managed Service Account
 s (dMSAs)” (introduced in Windows Server 2025)\, removed the previously 
 mentioned gotchas. No more gotchas to deal with. Right?
DTSTAMP:20260501T095827Z
LOCATION:Main Stage
SUMMARY:Demystifying Managed Service Accounts: Unveiling Best Practices And
  Security Measures To Reduce Risk And Impact - Jorge de Almeida Pinto
URL:https://pretalx.com/bsides-limburg/talk/FTJVLF/
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