2026-08-06 05:04:04
Here is a list of hashes to remind you that you should really better be in full control of your #firmware and boot chain:
https://www.welivesecurity.com/en/eset-res
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After giving up on Haiku on my weird old SW312 Apollo Lake tablet, I decided to give CachyOS a shot because it came pre-installed on my BC-250 box. The tablet has been a nightmare due to its 64 bit cpu and 32 bit UEFI secure boot, but while CachyOS was installing, it gave me a heads-up that my UEFI was probably buggy and I might have to adjust something later. After a reboot, everything *just worked*. What kind of trickery is this? I practically had to perform voodoo rituals to update the …
I can't stop saying the NVRAM vars are a tough #UEFI attack surface, and if processed wrong, may undermine all #security:
https://kb.cert.org/vuls…
ASUS published a video on disabling and enabling "Secure" Boot just a few days ago:
https://youtu.be/5Mp26KORRjg
One may wonder why just about now (kekw) and why one would want to turn off somethig marketed as a security feature.
Questions over questions.
Ah yes, can’t boot from USB on a T2 Mac with external booting disabled, but you can boot into Recovery, just plug the USB stick in and it’s auto-mounted and you can use Terminal to launch stuff from the USB stick
Such secure