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Microsoft Fortifies KMS Activation with TPM Hardware Trust

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Microsoft Fortifies KMS Activation with TPM Hardware Trust

Do Son July 26, 2026

Discover how Microsoft is strengthening KMS activation by introducing hardware-based trust and TPM verification to combat forged licensing servers.

Label Leak: Hardcoded Credentials in Snap One WattBox Devices Open Door to Root Access WattBox Vulnerability Root Access Exploit

Label Leak: Hardcoded Credentials in Snap One WattBox Devices Open Door to Root Access

Do Son April 29, 2026

Critical 9.2 CVSS flaw in WattBox 800/820 controllers (CVE-2026-41446) allows root RCE using plaintext hardware labels. Upgrade to firmware v2.10.0.0 now.

Fabricked: The 100% Deterministic Attack Breaking AMD’s Confidential Computing Vault Fabricked Attack AMD SEV-SNP

Fabricked: The 100% Deterministic Attack Breaking AMD’s Confidential Computing Vault

Do Son April 20, 2026

ETH Zurich researchers unmasked "Fabricked" (CVE-2025-54510), a flaw in AMD Infinity Fabric that bypasses SEV-SNP memory isolation. Patch your firmware today!

Critical 9.2 Severity Flaw in Gigabyte Control Center Exposed Gigabyte Control Center CVE-2026-4415

Critical 9.2 Severity Flaw in Gigabyte Control Center Exposed

Do Son April 2, 2026

Gigabyte Control Center faces a critical 9.2 severity flaw (CVE-2026-4415). Unauthenticated attackers can write files and execute code—update to 25.12.10.01 now.

Below the EDR: How Unsecured IP-KVM Switches Grant Total System Takeover IP-KVM Vulnerabilities Hardware Security

Below the EDR: How Unsecured IP-KVM Switches Grant Total System Takeover

Do Son March 22, 2026

Eclypsium researchers reveal how compromised IP-KVM switches bypass EDR and software security to grant attackers total, BIOS-level system takeover.

First-Ever TPM Sniffing Attack Extracts LUKS Keys from Industrial Linux Devices TPM Sniffing CVE-2026-0714

First-Ever TPM Sniffing Attack Extracts LUKS Keys from Industrial Linux Devices

Do Son February 24, 2026

Researchers extract LUKS decryption keys in plaintext from Moxa UC-1222A devices via a novel TPM bus sniffing attack (CVE-2026-0714). Secure your hardware.

The June Deadline: Microsoft Issues Urgent Secure Boot Certificate Updates

HTTP.sys RCE vulnerability, Windows HTTP stack exploit, CVE-2026-47291 Netlogon RCE vulnerability Exploited in the wild Secure Boot certificate renewal 2026, Windows 11 UEFI update Community-First AI Infrastructure, Microsoft self-funding energy mandate aka.ms/aoh online portal CVE-2025-55681, Windows DWM Elevation Windows Administrator Protection, CVE-2025-60718 Microsoft AI Compute, IREN Infrastructure Microsoft Japan PPA, Renewable Energy Microsoft AI Investment, Cloud Expansion Microsoft Azure, Startup Credits Infinite Workday, AI in Work Microsoft Russia, Bankruptcy AI code generation, Microsoft AI Microsoft Layoffs, Restructuring

The June Deadline: Microsoft Issues Urgent Secure Boot Certificate Updates

Do Son January 15, 2026

Microsoft begins rotating Secure Boot certificates in Jan 2026. Act now to prevent boot failures and maintain security before the June 2026 expiration.

GPUHammer: First Rowhammer Attack on GDDR6 GPU Memory Induces Bit Flips, Degrades AI Models GPUHammer, Rowhammer

GPUHammer: First Rowhammer Attack on GDDR6 GPU Memory Induces Bit Flips, Degrades AI Models

Do Son July 14, 2025

GPUHammer is the first Rowhammer attack on GDDR6 memory (NVIDIA A6000), successfully inducing bit flips that can degrade AI model accuracy. Enable System-Level ECC to mitigate.

TPM 2.0 Flaw (CVE-2025-2884) Exposes Sensitive Data & Disrupts Trusted Computing! TPM 2.0, Security Vulnerability

TPM 2.0 Flaw (CVE-2025-2884) Exposes Sensitive Data & Disrupts Trusted Computing!

Do Son June 12, 2025

A TPM 2.0 flaw (CVE-2025-2884) allows local attackers to access sensitive memory or cause DoS. Update TPM firmware to protect trusted computing.