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February 13, 2024
TPM sniffing attacks, which we have covered before, are possible even on modern Intel-powered hardware running the latest Windows 11. Such attacks may however be preventable by Microsoft's Pluton.
January 23, 2024
Apple's Boot Camp on Apple Silicon Macs. Discover alternative methods, including Microsoft's approval for running Windows 11 on M3 Macs.
January 22, 2024
Microsoft-endorsed solutions to experience Windows 11 on Apple silicon chip PCs
January 19, 2024
Microsoft has announced that Arm versions of Windows 11 are now officially supported on M3 Macs via Parallels Desktop.
January 18, 2024
Mac users now have an official blessing from Microsoft for running Windows 11 on virtual machines via Parallels Desktop on MacBooks powered by the Apple Silicon M3 processor family.
November 10, 2023
Microsofts latest Windows Server 2022 update is causing BSODs on certain hardware and certain OS configurations. Part of the problem is VBS, which is known to cause Windows instability.
November 9, 2023
Microsoft has issued a workaround for a bug that is triggering BSODs on startup fails on Windows Server 2022 virtual machines on VMware ESXi. It notes that EPYC systems with IOMMU, VBS are affected.
July 14, 2023
The source code for BlackLotus vulnerability leaked a few days ago, almost around the same time as Microsoft rolled out the second phase hardening of its secure boot flaw via Dynamic Windows updates.
July 13, 2023
Microsoft is probably well aware of the various TPM-related bugs and issues, whether they are major ones or some of the many minor ones. As such, the company is working on a "TPM troubleshooter".
July 1, 2023
David Weston, who is the Windows security boss at Microsoft, says the tech giant is working on security features of next-gen Windows 11 and there might just be more TPM-like features.