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This is already the world you live in just running some recent Ubuntu. Try writing, building and loading a kernel module! Of course its all nonsense make belie
by stefan_ 9mo ago
This is already the world you live in just running some recent Ubuntu. Try writing, building and loading a kernel module!
Of course its all nonsense make believe, the "trust root" is literally a Microsoft signed stub. For this dummy implementation you can't modify your own kernel anymore.
- plagiarist 9mo agoAnd you cannot remove it on every motherboard because some of the firmware blobs are signed. You cannot remove their keys and leave only your own.