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D) Are highly unlikely to support relocking for new keys in secure boot, or are limited to a very small number of models. The attacks sold to governments fight
by yakak 4y ago
D) Are highly unlikely to support relocking for new keys in secure boot, or are limited to a very small number of models.
The attacks sold to governments fighting such evils as journalists and pro-democracy youth haven't yet been shown to include persistency across reboots, AFAIK, but relatively small percentages of politically active people using insecure boot could encourage them to build those features to more passively monitor a sub-sample as it is relatively easy and makes their work less detectable.
- CameronNemo 4y agoThis is why I opened this thread. Such a critical feature for hardware to have these days.