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If a remote hacker or a malware gains full root/admin rights on a system, is there any way to access another SATA disk that has been hardware connected but disabled in BIOS ?
I am not sure if the disabled disk even has power in that case … Continue reading Access SATA disk disabled in BIOS
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Upgrading the BIOS in older computers is a great way to get a few more years of life out of old hardware or improve its performance. ThinkPads are a popular choice around these parts, but often flashing new firmware involves directly programming the chips themselves. Luckily, there’s a new flashing …read more
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I can read on many pages that when you update your BIOS/UEFI, you need to suspend BitLocker (for information, mine is configured to ask for a password at startup, no TPM in my machine).
But none of these pages tell on which devices you ha… Continue reading BIOS/UEFI update and BitLocker suspension [migrated]
I bought a used laptop and I’m concerned about the integrity of the firmware on the hardware and bios. I realize these types of malware are very rare.
1) My question is that if I assume that the BIOS or SSD or NIC firmware i… Continue reading Used laptop with potential BIOS/SSD firmware malware
I plan to create an air-gapped laptop with a separate bootloader that is on a permanently write-protected SD card that I will carry in my pocket all the time.
I will also remove the wireless card on the motherboard. The onl… Continue reading Can I use silicone to protect the BIOS
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Suppose you lose t… Continue reading Can you trust your computer devices to be safe to use if they have been in the hands of potential hackers? [duplicate]
I’m here because my BIOS firmware has been hacked. The changed BIOS code does not allow it to be replaced with a new version or the process finishes successfully, but all settings remain the same and the bans that were set to… Continue reading Is there a way to change hacked BIOS to remove virus without changing the firmware the standard way? [on hold]
Since my research came up with nothing I decided to post here.
Were these any cases of boot-up internet viruses? That means early in the boot sequence in the startup of networking something bad happens (exploits, viruses, w… Continue reading Is there any danger from leaving your Ethernet plugged in/WiFi left on during boot?