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Is your device permanently compromised?

If your device has been affected, you might receive compensation in form of a 2" x 3" sticker, a hacky sack, or a holographic book marker.

200 Different models guaranteed fucked, another 300 in question.
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>>101571380
>Secure Boot permanently compromised
And that's a good thing.
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>>101571380
*yawn* I'm so tired of these pointless FUD articles.

If you actually read the vulnerability reports on most of these, the attacker has to have local access to your machine and needs to literally have access to your CPU or mobo component to make the attack. If you have an intruder in your house you have more things to worry about than your 5 TB anime collection getting leaked.
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>>101571380
secure boot: off
mitigations=off
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>>101571380
What is secureboot and why is this important?
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>>101571560
me on the left
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>>101571588
-Ofast
everything running as root
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>>101571608
It stops evil maids from tampering with your OS.
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>>101571723
Passwords not masked
Projected onto the wall of a coffee shop
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>>101571760
Evil maid is still and always will be possible (physical access/rubber ducky usb, etc...)

physical access is not needed anymore for rootkits boomer.
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>>101571560
Yawnposters will go to the gulag
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>>101571380
>Secure Boot
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>>101571770
even better,
password is 123
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>>101571380
good. this was used exclusively as drm for windows
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Maybe that one moron always shilling tpms and secboot can finally fuck off.
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>>101572293
no password and an applescript clicking ok automatically
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>>101571815
The gulag is, ironically, really well protected against westoid shenanigans so it can't be that bad.
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>>101571608
basically unsigned drivers cant hijack your os anymore. everything needs a signature from microsoft. this is partially why the crowdstrike shit happened btw. crowdstrike made a faulty driver and microsoft signed it.
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>>101571560
>the attacker has to have local access to your machine
???
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPl7zfC-CmQ
any malware that has high privs could do this...
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>>101571560
My wives Miku and Rin
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>>101573090
>basically unsigned drivers cant hijack your os anymore.
many cases of malware stealing signing keys and signing their own code, faggot. similar shit has happened with apple as well.
>basically
basically you're wrong.
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This is why you should be using TPM
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>>101573026
I just mail my computer directly to NSA headquarters and buy a new one every year
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>>101571380
You require physical access if they already have physical access. You're already fucked anyway.
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>>101575207
>You require physical access
no. see >>101573970
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>>101573970
>if you give someone a copy of your private key they can sign things with it
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>>101576107
... that's the whole point of the article: they found the keys. and you can sign things parts of many systems that are high privilege with those keys.
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>>101576198
Which is why resetting the platform key is the first thing I do when I buy a new system.
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>>101571380
>Keys were labelled do not trust
Good thing I wipe the keystore and self-sign, then!
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>>101571380
>Have "compromised" secure boot
>Nothing is different from before except that you're immune to any rootkit older than whenever the Microsoft key leaked (although you probably weren't vulnerable to anything that old anyway)
Wow, it's nothing.
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>>101571560
That is one perfectly flat migu with a cute tummy
also rin i guess
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>>101574153
>many cases of malware stealing signing keys and signing their own code
only if its installed locally and with trustedinstaller privilege with is greater than admin, you stupid cunt jit
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>>101571560
dumb tranime poster
the clownstrike attack just proved that windows has a contingency where 15 back to back failed reboots bypasses tpm, bitlocker, etc and drops the user into safe mode with admin
none of this stuff matters
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I don't use secure boot. I don't even use UEFI. So this is not my problem.
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>>101571502
>HVCI enabled
Fucking retard.
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>>101578911
malware that writes itself to your ssd's firmware and stays resident even if the drive is wiped existed ten years ago
thats the whole reason we sign drivers now
good luck with that shit
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>>101571801

>physical access
>rubber ducky
>on my LINUX OS (the best OS there is btw) which I never leave without locking, requiring my 30000000000 characters password to open, whilst everything being LUKS encrypted, and with secureboot confirming my bios has not been tampered with

lmao
lol even

Also I force my maids to dress as slutty anime maids, it's legal in my country
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>>101576220
Right?
>COMPLETELY BROKEN
>PERMANENTLY COMPROMISED
>oh actually a key leaked
What kind of loser doesn't
>install gentoo
immediately anyway.
Out of 3 computers with secure boot enabled, only the gaymen desktop has any keys that aren't my own. To dual boot for a single game that doesn't play well with penguins.
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>>101571560
These little girls belong to Islam.
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>>101571380
But i dont use insecureboot
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you safe?

>[System.Text.Encoding]::ASCII.GetString((Get-SecureBootUEFI PK).bytes) -match "DO NOT TRUST|DO NOT SHIP"
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>>101571560
>If you have an intruder in your house you have more things to worry about than your 5 TB anime collection getting leaked.

Unsuspected relatives and/or having been a witness to a crime. Don't ask me how I know.
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>>101580845
how you know?
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>>101571380
Implying there was ever such a thing as secure boot



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