Update KDFv1 deprecation notice for clarity #1764
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Clarified the description of KDFv1 algorithm support removal and its impact on Microsoft Entra device authentication. Expanded on the note regarding authentication failures during the security update rollout. This clarification was necessary because one of my customers misunderstood the scope of the update, leading to sign-in failures on approximately 20,000 Entra registered devices.
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@OWinfreyATL - Can you review the proposed changes? IMPORTANT: When the changes are ready for publication, adding a #label:"aq-pr-triaged" |
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Clarified the description of KDFv1 algorithm support removal and its impact on Microsoft Entra device authentication. Expanded on the note regarding authentication failures during the security update rollout.
This clarification was necessary because one of my customers misunderstood the scope of the update, leading to sign-in failures on approximately 20,000 Entra registered devices.