#Linux #Win10 #SecureBoot #UEFI #Certificates
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#Linux #Win10 #SecureBoot #UEFI #Certificates
TL/DR
Does Linux have a fix/mitigation of this expiring cert issue?Full post:
So an important/critical firmware level certificate from Microsoft is expiring in June - which will leave Win10 users even more vulnerable to malware.
And this article utterly fails to even *mention* linux.
Some googling indicates Linux in general depends on the Microsoft certificates for Secureboot/UEFI compatibility.
As a software dev of 30 years I'm technical enough to be comfortable in the innards and configs of stuff, but not terribly well versed in Linux under the hood.
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#Linux #Win10 #SecureBoot #UEFI #Certificates
TL/DR
Does Linux have a fix/mitigation of this expiring cert issue?Full post:
So an important/critical firmware level certificate from Microsoft is expiring in June - which will leave Win10 users even more vulnerable to malware.
And this article utterly fails to even *mention* linux.
Some googling indicates Linux in general depends on the Microsoft certificates for Secureboot/UEFI compatibility.
As a software dev of 30 years I'm technical enough to be comfortable in the innards and configs of stuff, but not terribly well versed in Linux under the hood.
@pixelpusher220@dmv.community
The first thing I do on every mobo I touch is disable that thing..... -
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