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Microsoft finally patched Secure Boot bypasses that were hiding in plain sight since 2013

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Microsoft finally patched Secure Boot bypasses that were hiding in plain sight since 2013
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The issue affects 11 shim binaries that were still signed and accepted by systems enforcing Secure Boot. That signature is what allows code to run during the boot process. If a trusted component is compromised, everything that follows can be affected.Read Entire Article

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