Microsoft has released an accountability notice after the big Crowdstrike outage. According to the release, Microsoft is going to change and innovate in the area of end-to-end resilience. This includes things like VBS enclaves, which require no kernel mode drivers, as well as Azure Attestation, which determines secure boot posture. The messaging indicates that Microsoft sees kernel access is their biggest issue and they are going to try and develop new tools that eliminate the need for it.

Time Stamps:

0:00 - Welcome to the Rundown

1:24 - SK hynix Considers US IPO for Solidigm

6:37 - Marvell Teralynx Leaps into Production

10:54 - Marvell Structures DDR4 With CXL 2.0

15:08 - Secure Boot Totally Insecure

20:46 - VMware Takes Group Authentication Exploit to New Highs

26:02 - DigiCert Underscores Certificate Revocation Woes

30:40 - Microsoft's Resiliency Notice And Path Forward

44:43 - The Weeks Ahead

46:29 - Thanks for Watching!

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