TPM is a very interesting topic - as far as i know there is fTPM for Firmware TPM (embedded TPM in CPU) and dTPM (Discrete TPM, dedicated TPM chip), which both can be Version 2.0, but, for example, fTPM is better mitigated against BitLocker coldboot attacks.

It's the best and most secure Windows ever - i like it, too 😇 especially with enabled security baseline and enabled App Control (fka WDAC)

Great tip, i also used it in the past, so much better than Fiddler or Burp, always nice to use built-in tools without admin rights 😊

This was Austrian Airlines' final post over on the Twitter.