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Why would you trust Secure Boot in the first place on a system where an attacker controls the firmware? And if they don't control the firmware and Secure Boot i
by jasomill 2y ago
Why would you trust Secure Boot in the first place on a system where an attacker controls the firmware? And if they don't control the firmware and Secure Boot is enabled, how are they injecting ACPI tables?
While I'm no fan of WPBT, I don't see it as much of a security threat.
- Grimeton 2y agoWell secure boot only means that the binaries that are executed have been signed and nothing has tainted the boot process. So a USB drive with some signed UEFI binary could just be loaded in the process and wouldn't taint anything.