Microsoft has announced plans to use a little-known Intel CPU feature to detect cryptominer malware, TheRecord reports. Known as Intel Threat Detection Technology (TDT), this security feature gives security software access to more in-depth telemetry and heuristics to identify malware that evaded anti-virus detections. According to Intel, there are nearly a billion Intel TDT-capable PCs in the market, which means TDT usage by security software may see a surge as more companies adopt it. The new crypto-mining detection capabilities will only be available on devices running the paid product Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, and will not be included in Microsoft’s free Defender Antivirus solution.
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