fromGameSpot2 days agoVideo gamesBattlefield 6 Won't Have Ray Tracing In Order To "Focus On Performance"
fromGameSpot3 weeks agoVideo gamesEnabling Secure Boot For Battlefield 6 Is Turning Into A Nightmare For Some
fromGameSpot2 days agoVideo gamesBattlefield 6 Won't Have Ray Tracing In Order To "Focus On Performance"
fromGameSpot3 weeks agoVideo gamesEnabling Secure Boot For Battlefield 6 Is Turning Into A Nightmare For Some
Video gamesfromArs Technica6 days agoBattlefield 6 dev apologizes for requiring Secure Boot to power anti-cheat toolsBattlefield 6 requires Secure Boot to allow kernel-level anti-cheat access, improving cheat detection but preventing some players from running the game.
Video gamesfromGameSpot1 week agoBattlefield 6 Dev Wishes Secure Boot Wasn't Needed--"I Wish Everyone Could Play"Battlefield 6 requires Secure Boot on PC to enable kernel-level anti-cheat that strengthens cheat prevention but prevents some players from playing.
fromThe Verge4 weeks agoCall of Duty's PC anti-cheat will require Secure Boot on WindowsCall of Duty: Black Ops 7 on PC will require TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot for enhanced anti-cheat protection.
BootstrappingfromZDNET2 months agoInstall this Windows PC update ASAP before bootkit malware takes over - here's howWindows users must install June updates to fix a serious Secure Boot vulnerability that could allow attackers to control PCs.
fromTechzine Global2 months agoInformation securityMicrosoft closes only one of two discovered Secure Boot bypassesTwo methods exist that allow attackers to bypass Secure Boot security, threatening the integrity of device operating systems.
fromArs Technica2 months agoInformation securityFound in the wild: 2 Secure Boot exploits. Microsoft is patching only 1 of them.Microsoft patched a critical Secure Boot vulnerability that enables malware installation before OS loading, affecting over 50 device manufacturers.
fromTechzine Global2 months agoInformation securityMicrosoft closes only one of two discovered Secure Boot bypasses
Information securityfromArs Technica2 months agoFound in the wild: 2 Secure Boot exploits. Microsoft is patching only 1 of them.Microsoft patched a critical Secure Boot vulnerability that enables malware installation before OS loading, affecting over 50 device manufacturers.
