Microsoft BlueHat Israel talks uploaded

I posted my slides from @BlueHatIL 2018 here: https://t.co/ai1C7L8TJP 2017 slides I never posted to follow!

— David Weston (DWIZZZLE) (@dwizzzleMSFT) January 29, 2018

More notes from @dwizzzleMSFT's session at #BlueHatIL: #UEFI has vulnerabilities, #Windows10 offers other ways of securing root of trust in hardware. As a result, future versions will forgo depending on UEFI for security. pic.twitter.com/6M92M4dI62

— Fabio Gondorf (@FGondorf) January 24, 2018

"Removes broad 3rd party UEFI ecosystem from the root of trust" <– this one is huge. I hope you will make it. But don't forget about different types of the boot (S3/S4/S…) where frequently security boundaries have inconsistency with root of trust.

— Alex Matrosov (@matrosov) January 29, 2018