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It's shutting the door after the horse has escaped. All security measures have failed at that point - the least of a user's troubles in somebody installing a ne
by bArray 10y ago
It's shutting the door after the horse has escaped. All security measures have failed at that point - the least of a user's troubles in somebody installing a new OS.
As for physical access, somebody could install a new HDD or motherboard or computer - where do you stop?
Microsoft's justification of this "security feature" is borderline insanity.
- zamalek 10y agoThere's a nice saying for this: "it's a six ton safe in the middle of a desert." No matter how secure your safe is, someone can just airlift it out and will have practically limitless time to tear it apart.