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TL;DR, like all secure-boot disk-encryption outrage-bait articles of late: if you're really concerned about any of this, set a TPM PIN and/or explicit disk encr
by antithesis-nl 2y ago
TL;DR, like all secure-boot disk-encryption outrage-bait articles of late: if you're really concerned about any of this, set a TPM PIN and/or explicit disk encryption password.
- yapyap 2y agothanks
- antithesis-nl 2y ago[flagged]
- minedwiz 2y agoIf there's one thing we should never criticise people for, it's politeness and generally being nice. Internet needs more of it.`
- ThrowawayR2 2y ago1-2 word comments are considered low value contributions on HN, even if they are polite.
- antithesis-nl 2y agoSure.
- quotemstr 2y agoYou know damn well most people aren't going to do that.
- antithesis-nl 2y agoYeah, because... most people don't care about these attacks? Because, well, and bear with me here, if they did, they would have set a darn PIN?
- p_ing 2y agoIt's not available on Windows 11 Home. It's all about threat mitigation. Home machine with your financials and kid pics? Not as important as say... your work machine that you're going into and out of the DoD day after day.