Microsoft Defines Standards For 'Highly Secure Windows 10 Devices'

[Lucian Armasu]

Microsoft released a set of requirements for "highly secure Windows 10 devices" that come with the latest Windows 10 version 1709.

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[elho_cid]

As of today, the only truly secure TPM is the STmicroelecronics part. AFAIK Dell is shipping with those. Other manufactureres decided to save fifty cents on the part and go for a cheaper solution, compromising the whole system.

 

[klockwerk]

Win10 remains a joke.

 

[dextermat]

Microsoft taking care of our security. What a laughable joke. Winx leaking information all the time is a real way to prove they really have our privacy at heart.

 

[extremepcs1]

Surprised no network interface of any kind isn't a requirement for "highly secure". lol

 

[dE_logics]

The problem with security and Windows is the software, not hardware, but MS is focusing on hardware only.

 

[Christopher1]

Dextermat, there is a difference between 'leaking information' and 'intentionally sending out information' in the real world.
I personally use Edge as my main web browser and I LOVE it except for ONE thing: Every so often, I get one of those "MICROSOFT SECURITY ALERT!" pages that comes up from a website that has ads whenever I temporarily turn off MalwareBytes.
Microsoft needs to fix that by including some type of website blocking feature in Edge that prevents the website from popping up in the first place.

As to the "The problem is with Windows that makes the system insecure!"
No! Microsoft Windows is the most used operating system out there, bar none, for PC's. Of course it is going to have the most attacks against it and the most vuln's.
Microsoft has been very good from what I have seen of plugging holes.