UEFI or Unified Extensible Firmware Interface is an improvement over the standard 'BIOS' we are all used to. But as it has been since the Big Bang explosion took place, everything has its own downsides. With UEFI comes a feature called “Secure Boot” which is up for grabs with an evil plan called 'secure-boot'.
Submitted by TechPick on Wed, 04/13/2011 - 19:31
Windows 8 is currently one of the sensations on search engines. Tech buffs have been talking about Windows 8 for a long time now. Back in October 2009, when Windows 7 was launched, it was hyped like anything. It has been about an year and a half now and Windows 8 is what people want to hear about.
If you are not a tech freak, maybe you are not that much into it but whenever you talk about Windows 8, it is like it needs to be bolded, such is the sizzle it creates.
When we are connected to a network (such as the internet), we make and receive multiple connections from multiple computers on the network. Networks can be used by malicious hackers to break the security of your computer and steal, corrupt or delete content from your computer. A firewall is a hardware or software feature which blocks unwanted connections to your computer. Windows firewall is a free firewall which comes with the Windows 7 operating system. Actually there are two firewall implementations in Windows 7.
Attack Surface Analyzer enumerates something called windows. While it may sound obvious that what it is, you might be thinking wrong about it. Before we tell you what Attack Surface Analyzer scans, we would like to clarify what a window is actually.
Memory for a computer normally means the RAM area where the runtime information is stored. When a computer starts, the operating system (in this case, Windows) would start off processes which require memory. They would then open handles to objects. This list would also have a table. There are a lot of other things like the page information, the security information, session information and so on which are all required to be in the memory. There are a lot of important parts of the operating system and the applications running on the system which are stored in the RAM (or memory).
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