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Wouldn't your own keys stop working with mechanism like remote attestation? From a security standpoint secure boot is hard to justify to be honest. When did yo
by raxxorrax 5y ago
Wouldn't your own keys stop working with mechanism like remote attestation?
From a security standpoint secure boot is hard to justify to be honest. When did you encounter the last boot or bias trojan?
Sure, large distros are signed by Microsoft. Do I want that? They also complained that it takes quite a long time....
Where is the benefit for the user?
- usr1106 5y agoWho uses remote attestation for what purpose? I have never used it. Secure boot is simple and lightweight. Should I just wait until some damage happens? I agree it's not the most critical measure. I have at least one machine where it doesn't work and many where initramfs remains unchecked. Have not lost my sleep yet.