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You'd have control over what boots on your computer then...
by nottorp 1y ago
You'd have control over what boots on your computer then...
- ozgrakkurt 1y agoThat would be a disaster. Or imagine what would happen if you just disabled secure boot, your computer will be infected with viruses and your bank account emptied instantly I reckon
- Dead_Lemon 1y agoSecure boot doesn't stop user-space malicious activity. I'd argue that it only helps check a tick box on corporate security manifest, as it indicates the kernel being booted, is not tampered with.
- OldfieldFund 1y agoOP was being sarcastic
- nicman23 1y agoyou literally have though. you can self sign everything and set up uefi to only boot your signature
- const_cast 1y agoOnly on x86 secure boot implementations. On most devices with trusted boot, you don't have this option.
- nicman23 1y agouefi on non x86 is a non starter for most people anyways. not that uboot is better