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That trusted authority can be you if you choose to enroll your own signing key. While its true that most motherboards come pre-seeded with Microsoft's keys ther
by jon-wood 3y ago
That trusted authority can be you if you choose to enroll your own signing key. While its true that most motherboards come pre-seeded with Microsoft's keys there is absolutely nothing to stop you from removing those keys and replacing them with ones you specifically trust.
- trelane 3y ago> if you choose to enroll your own signing key. Can you also re-sign the firmware and hardware checks as well? Last I knew you could not. Of course, you can't dual boot anymore. https://community.frame.work/t/solved-secure-boot-and-custom-keys-on-the-amd-motherboard/38362 https://community.frame.work/t/solved-secure-boot-and-custom... seems to be a good read on it.