Microsoft has a new way to keep your computer's firmware from being hacked - Engadget

1. Microsoft has a new way to keep your computer's firmware from being hacked  Engadget
2. Windows 10 1909 and 1903: These are our new CPU requirements, says Microsoft  ZDNet
3. Microsoft's Secured-Core PC Feature Protects Critical Code  WIRED
4. New Teams goodies: Shared calendars? No. Private channels? No. Hold please ♩ ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫  The Register
5. Microsoft's 'secured-core PC initiative' aims to protect Windows 10 machines from firmware attacks  TechSpot
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