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That's how secure boot should work. Replacing the root of trust should require serious physical access that can be tamper-evident. And yeah, out of the box, the
by floatboth 7y ago
That's how secure boot should work. Replacing the root of trust should require serious physical access that can be tamper-evident. And yeah, out of the box, the trust is with the vendor — who else would be trusted in a device that doesn't have an owner yet?
- uncletaco 7y agoI never thought of that. And it makes a lot more sense in that context.