Microsoft announces Secured-core PCs, which will come from many vendors like Dell and adhere to security best practices for better firmware attack protection
Emil Protalinski / VentureBeat :
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Discussion
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@dwizzzlemsft
Dave dwizzzle Weston
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Very proud to announce Microsoft's secured-core PCs. These devices have virtualization-based security and Firmware/SMM hardware protection right out of the box. https://www.microsoft.com/...
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@halberenson
Hal Berenson
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I am incredibly excited by what Microsoft is doing at all levels on the security front. To put it in context, a decade ago we were preoccupied with layoffs and trying to figure out how to maintain critical mass on security products. Now they are hitting on all cylinders. https://…
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@lilyhnewman
Lily Hay Newman
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microsoft is working with chip makers on special CPUs that allow secure boot without trusting firmware https://www.wired.com/...
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@wired
@wired
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Microsoft has a new scheme that rearchitects how Windows PCs boot up to catch malicious firmware manipulations before they give attackers keys to the kingdom. https://www.wired.com/...
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@epro
Emil Protalinski
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The first Secured-core PCs include HP's Elite Dragonfly and Microsoft's Surface Pro X https://venturebeat.com/...