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> In either case, you just need root to update targeted binaries. My understanding is that the difference is you would need to boot with a kernel with veriexec
by ruthmarx 2y ago
> In either case, you just need root to update targeted binaries.
My understanding is that the difference is you would need to boot with a kernel with veriexec disabled to replace binaries and regenerate hashes. Root alone isn't sufficient, and you can't disable veriexec as root in strict mode.