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Presumably you have to sign a pkek key with the firmware key. Even then, you don't actually have full control of your OS's kernel, so it may not be easy to inse
by keeperofdakeys 15y ago
Presumably you have to sign a pkek key with the firmware key. Even then, you don't actually have full control of your OS's kernel, so it may not be easy to insert a key.