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Playing devil's advocate, could it be that they require a temporary access to a customized Windows driver (and thus they fake a trusted root certificate) to mak
by _a8di 1y ago
Playing devil's advocate, could it be that they require a temporary access to a customized Windows driver (and thus they fake a trusted root certificate) to make Ventoy work? If that's the case, they should have documented it properly in the source...
Or do you think it's 100% malicious?
- ziml77 1y agoThis year old issue regarding blobs in the repo with a ton of replies has not gotten responses from the author https://github.com/ventoy/Ventoy/issues/2795 https://github.com/ventoy/Ventoy/issues/2795 Doesn't mean for sure it's malicious but them not even explaining why there's blobs like this is very suspicious.
- Maxious 1y agoI think regardless of intent, it is a security vulnerability to install these ring 0 loopholes. Microsoft is cracking down on RGB lighting and anticheat software drivers similarly