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this is not as scary as it sounds, because of that "annoying" uefi secure boot that ships by default on oem windows machines these days. a trusted boot chain m
by lunixbochs 11y ago
this is not as scary as it sounds, because of that "annoying" uefi secure boot that ships by default on oem windows machines these days.
a trusted boot chain means you can't put malware at the start without a much more sophisticated attack than this.
- mtgx 11y agoIt's also not compatible with GPT, so even if you have Secure Boot disabled but you're using GPT, it won't work. And for some reason it requires the .NET framework installed for it to work.