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minus-squareFoundFootFootage78linkfedilinkEnglish2•edit-26 months agoI still have no idea what secure-boot really does and this was me turning the metaphorical secure-boot dial while checking the crowd to see whether they start gasping in horror.
minus-squareWFHlinkfedilink4•6 months agoI believe it only means “I paid Microsoft to get a certificate”, so it does absolutely nothing for security.
I still have no idea what secure-boot really does and this was me turning the metaphorical secure-boot dial while checking the crowd to see whether they start gasping in horror.
I believe it only means “I paid Microsoft to get a certificate”, so it does absolutely nothing for security.