3 ms·
No because an attacker who got control could undisable them, then become persistently entrenched in your system such that you remain compromised even if you rei
by hollerith 3y ago
No because an attacker who got control could undisable them, then become persistently entrenched in your system such that you remain compromised even if you reinstall your OS.
- joombaga 3y agoRight. I was more curious about if the image parsing code was still vulnerable while boot logos are disabled.
- hollerith 3y agoOh, you mean disabled in the motherboard's firmware settings. I hadn't consider that interpretation of your question. ADDED. I disabled it in my ASUS motherboard's settings.