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Kind of true? If you disable secure boot at least on Windows BitLocker will no longer unlock your disk at boot, and so you'll need to enter the recovery code at
by bpye 3y ago
Kind of true? If you disable secure boot at least on Windows BitLocker will no longer unlock your disk at boot, and so you'll need to enter the recovery code at least once.
- zimmerfrei 3y agoYes, but that will happen also without BootGuard. So what does Bootguard add with respect to physical attacks?
- mjg59 3y agoIf the target doesn't have BootGuard, you replace the firmware with one that pretends that Secure Boot is enabled even if it isn't and Bitlocker is unaware anything's changed.