Secure Boot’s Decade-Long Blind Spot
A failure to revoke 11 vulnerable UEFI shims has left Windows and Linux systems open to persistent firmware-level exploitation.
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A failure to revoke 11 vulnerable UEFI shims has left Windows and Linux systems open to persistent firmware-level exploitation.
A set of 11 expired, Microsoft-signed applications can be used to disable Secure Boot, allowing persistent malware at the firmware level.