MMT Posted March 28, 2022 Share #1 Posted March 28, 2022 On Windows 10, go to Update & Security > Windows Security. Select Open Windows Security. On Windows 11, go to Privacy & Security > Windows Security > Select Open Windows Security. Select Device Security from the sidebar on the left side. Activate the "core isolation details" link. Toggle the Memory Integrity setting to On to enable the feature. Restart the device. Windows administrators will see the new Microsoft Vulnerable Driver Blocklist on the Core isolation page of Windows Security once the feature becomes available. The feature can be toggled on or off, and also managed through other means. David Weston notes that turning it on will enable a more aggressive blocklist. Microsoft states that it recommends enabling HVCI or using S mode, but that administrators may also block the drivers on the list using an existing Windows Defender Application Control policy. The documentation lists an XML file that contains the blocked drivers ready for use. ARTICLE Link to comment
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