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Did I miss something? If you have something that -should- have a non-reversable hash indicating that it is signed should that not work in all cases? I mean I do
by stjohnswarts 4y ago
Did I miss something? If you have something that -should- have a non-reversable hash indicating that it is signed should that not work in all cases? I mean I don't see how anyone could argue that is "ok" even as an admin. At the very least it should throw up a warning and say "this driver is signed but it's not jiving with what is supposed to be there and likely malware so you shouldn't install it or know exactly what you are installing"
- ocdtrekkie 4y agoI mean the point is for this feature to help you, you have to A. be an admin running an install elevated and B. be installing something from a less than reputable source. In this scenario, the ways to compromise your system are already numerous. Yeah it's bad Microsoft built a feature to try to help you in this scenario and it wasn't working, but it's also just one of many many ways to screw you at this point.