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    Microsoft Secure Boot Certificate Update 2024: Enhance UEFI Security Before 2026

    Microsoft's Secure Boot, a critical security feature introduced with Windows 8, is undergoing significant updates to its certificate infrastructure to maintain system integrity and trustworthiness. This initiative addresses the impending expiration of existing certificates and enhances defenses...
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    TPM 2.0 and Windows 11: The Future of Hardware-Based Security Explained

    It’s official: Microsoft really, really, really wants you to upgrade to Windows 11—even if it means sending your beloved but “ineligible” Windows 10 PC out to pasture. As the sun slowly sets on Windows 10 support, and security experts issue increasingly stern warnings to get off the old OS...
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    Windows 7 Locking down windows for public system

    Hey guys, I am putting together a computer system to be used at bars and clubs etc. It is going to contain a piece of software that will be able to run music videos out of it. Basically I want to be able to boot the system into windows 7 and have it appear on the Desktop with my icons. The...
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