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Suppose the UEFI BIOS is infected. The storage device is encrypted, there is no network access to the system, and RAM is encrypted. Is there any writable storage that an infected UEFI can write to where it can store the screenshots that it… Continue reading Ability of an infected UEFI bios to store data on computer
It seems like there are two camps, the small group of people who care about UEFI and everyone else who doesn’t really notice or care as long as their computer …read more Continue reading What’s The Deal With UEFI?
About secure boot, I’ve visited intel’s website and they said:
The feature defines an entirely new interface between operating system and firmware/BIOS. When enabled and fully configured, Secure Boot helps a computer resist attacks and in… Continue reading Does secure boot protect you from infected BIOS/firmware?
I have a Windows 10 OS, drives are encrypted with the latest version.
UEFI is not encrypted, and I have recently installed a BIOS update.
I wonder about the possibility of a hacker (if secure boot is disabled) to change the files of the UE… Continue reading Compromising the UEFI recovery partition
I read on the Libreboot website that Libreboot replaces the BIOS of a laptop that is supported. So far, so good.
Then I read that Libreboot is a further development of Coreboot, which uses a few OEM (closed source) binary blobs. Then on St… Continue reading Is Libreboot 100% open source or does it use OEM BIOS blobs?
In case of a virtual machine it is possible to break out of the VM and gain code execution on the host. In that way you could evade any detection mechanism for malware inside the VM and maybe even on the host.
In case of the virtual machin… Continue reading Can you subvert a physical system at runtime?
Why did [Hale] end up hacking the BIOS on a 10 year old laptop left over from an Australian education program? When your BIOS starts telling you you’re not allowed …read more Continue reading School Surplus Laptop BIOS Hacked to Remove Hardware Restrictions
A lot of Asus computers are suited for Windows 11 due to hidden support for TPM 2.0 from the BIOS…
For more visit TheWindowsClub.com. Continue reading ASUS releases BIOS update to enable TPM 2.0 support for Windows 11
We have some equipment that is linked to PC’s. These PC’s acquire data from the equipment that they send to a server through an internal network. Furthermore these PC’s are used to mediate instructions from network coupled PC’s to the equi… Continue reading Can a virus infection spread from a PC to a PCB and back to a PC?
According to Wikipedia,
The primary scope of TPM is to assure the integrity of a platform. In this context, "integrity" means "behave as intended", and a "platform" is any computer device regardless of its op… Continue reading Does a TPM chip simply replicate the BIOS function of checking platform integrity?