Ummmmm… having attended a Windows 10 security keynote in June, the Microsoft architect explained why Windows 10 security has been designed to provide just that out the box. Cant see the point of adding an additional layer. The Windows 10 kernel is already contained within a secured virtual machine with no way of the OS being able to access it. Randomizing the memory sounds like a big performance overhead.
Anyway, I guess we’ll see how all of this plays out over time.
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Ummmmm… having attended a Windows 10 security keynote in June, the Microsoft architect explained why Windows 10 security has been designed to provide just that out the box. Cant see the point of adding an additional layer. The Windows 10 kernel is already contained within a secured virtual machine with no way of the OS being able to access it. Randomizing the memory sounds like a big performance overhead.
Anyway, I guess we’ll see how all of this plays out over time.