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I don't disagree with it limiting choice and freedom, but you are much more insecure. It doesn't matter how good your encryption or password is if I can change
by georgyo 8y ago
I don't disagree with it limiting choice and freedom, but you are much more insecure.
It doesn't matter how good your encryption or password is if I can change your bootloader to have a program steal that password or read the encryption key out of memory.
See some of the thunderstrike attacks for examples of what a compromised bootloader can do.