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UEFI secure boot kernel restrictionsUEFI secure boot kernel restrictionsPosted Nov 8, 2012 10:49 UTC (Thu) by nathan (subscriber, #3559)Parent article: UEFI secure boot kernel restrictions
Isn't it just as likely that windows itself can be compromised to make permanent changes to the boot process?
If Microsoft fails to treat the keys involved in such an attack in the same way that it treats the keys used in a linux-vectored attack, I smell antitrust lawsuit.
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UEFI secure boot kernel restrictions Posted Nov 8, 2012 13:50 UTC (Thu) by pjones (subscriber, #31722) [Link]
Yes, in fact it's probably more likely. But we've got every reason to believe they *will* treat them the same - they've revoked their own signatures (and even keys) before for windows drivers, for example.
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