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The kernel team tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about the Windows kernel engineering group, particularly their work on security features like Virtual Secure Mode and Hyper-V. Content includes interviews with team members such as David Hepkin, who explains how virtualization protects against illegal memory access from rogue devices and drivers. Topics also touch on Isolated User Mode and the role of the hypervisor in enhancing system security. This tag is relevant for users interested in Windows internals, kernel-level security, and Microsoft's virtualization technologies.
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Windows 10 Virtual Secure Mode with David Hepkin
In this video I spent some time with David Hepkin, a member of the Windows engineering team working on Hyper-V, to get a better understanding of the Windows 10 Virtual Secure Mode. I've had the good fortune of learning a lot about Isolated User Mode with several folks in the kernel team. In this...- News
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