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Eh. Most (all?) x86 systems with secure boot support loading your own keys for signing/verification. All systems I have that support secure boot are using my ow

Eh. Most (all?) x86 systems with secure boot support loading your own keys for signing/verification. All systems I have that support secure boot are using my own keys to verify the linux kernel before loading it.

beagle3 8y ago
I have a lot of no-name black "beige boxes" at work, and not a single one of them supports loading your own keys.
- gmueckl 8y ago
  Microsoft does not require the key loading for its windows 10 compatibility certification. So firmware like this is the result (intentional or not).