Microsoft Secure Boot Flaw Long Unpatched
Gaishan · hn · 2026-07-15
Ars Technica reports that Microsoft's Secure Boot has been vulnerable to bypasses for quite some time, a flaw that went unnoticed for years.
Such issues affect the root of trust in the system boot chain, making it a classic low-level security incident; the post itself is just a link share without diving into further technical details.
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