Chu Choiflipped into UnbelievableMicrosoft Windows Windows 10 PCs are under attack — how to protect yourself now Tom's Guide - Paul Wagenseil A previously unknown Windows "zero-day" flaw is being exploited by hackers, but Microsoft won't likely be fixing it until the middle of next month. …
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jilaxzoneflipped into Technology TodayMicrosoft Windows Microsoft unveils highly-secure Pluton chip to protect Windows PCs business-standard.com - IANS Microsoft has unveiled a new security chip called Pluton that has been designed to protect the future Windows PCs. The Pluton security processor will …
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AvatarKMflipped into Security StuffXbox One Microsoft's new security chip takes PC protection to a higher level TechRepublic - Mary Branscombe Intel, AMD and Qualcomm will use the Microsoft-designed Pluton security processor from Xbox One and Azure Sphere in future SoCs to deliver better …
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Digital Trendsflipped into Digital Trends: Tech for the Way We LiveMicrosoft Microsoft’s ‘Pluton’ could bring Xbox protections to PC CPUs verified_publisherDigital Trends - By Arif Bacchus Microsoft is teaming up with Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm to work on a new security chip that will be integrated directly into the CPU die on Windows …
