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If secure-boot is enabled, the new image would need to be signed in order to be booted. If the user can sign an image with a trusted key, than sure, but it's as
by TheDong 9y ago
If secure-boot is enabled, the new image would need to be signed in order to be booted. If the user can sign an image with a trusted key, than sure, but it's assumed that an attacker does not have secureboot keys.