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The BIOS does control the boot order sequence for instance. I guess if you have access to it, you could force boot from a malicious USB stick, or the network,
by Galanwe 7y ago
The BIOS does control the boot order sequence for instance.
I guess if you have access to it, you could force boot from a malicious USB stick, or the network, that would simulate the disk decryption prompt.
I guess you could also remove security measures that your company put in place to e.g. prevent the usage of USB to prevention information leak.
- jasonhansel 7y agoBut to do that you could also just (say) clone the disk drive and install the fake prompt on the disk drive itself, right?
- Galanwe 7y agoNot if secure boot is enabled, your boot loader most likely would not have a trusted signature.