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With a signed kernel and secure boot it should in principle be similiar to Windows 11? But with DMA based hacks on the rise I'm not sure it matters either way.

• vsgherzi 1y ago
  Anywhere I could read more about the DMA attacks?
  • ziml77 1y ago
    You can probably look up DMA cards. They plug into a PCIe slot and get full access to inspect and modify memory.
    • smrq 1y ago
      So, Game Genie for 2025?
• whatever1 1y ago
  Which is the same reason that we lock the data centers. If someone has physical access to the hardware, there are so many more breaching vectors.
• iknowstuff 1y ago
  Peripherals get IOMMU'd on Apple platforms https://support.apple.com/guide/security/direct-memory-access-protections-seca4960c2b5/web https://support.apple.com/guide/security/direct-memory-acces... Not so on Linux?