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What you need is source of trust and right now its signatures which are outsise of the users control. A 5 cent hardware button which gives you a small time wi
by throwawayqqq11 2y ago
What you need is source of trust and right now its signatures which are outsise of the users control.
A 5 cent hardware button which gives you a small time windows to install a new trusted bootloader could achieve the same thing without trusting microsoft.
- kevingadd 2y agoThis doesn't actually address some of the scenarios SB is intended for. I.e. you're an IT administrator, you manage a fleet of 1000 machines, you want to ensure that they are all running secure bootloaders and secure kernels and secure software, top to bottom. In that scenario, every end user having a little "security vulnerability" button they can press if they get bored (or feel like being malicious) isn't appealing. Having to send someone out to press the button at a thousand desks in order to update the bootloader? Also not appealing.