Mateus Rodrigues Costa wrote:
> Important: Secure Boot certificates used by most Windows devices are
> set to expire starting in June 2026.
Ouch! Yet another epic Microsoft FAIL. Setting an expiry date (ANY expiring
date) on this sort of signing key, which gets embedded into all sorts of
firmware blobs, completely defies common sense. It is utterly clear that
most firmware out there will NEVER be updated with the new key and will
hence just refuse to boot anything as long as "Secure" Boot (Restricted
Boot) is enabled, unless the firmware developers were smart enough to do the
ONLY sensible thing here and completely ignore the expiry date (but I would
not count on that).
Kevin Kofler
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