This is happening for a while now in industry, and even openbsd developers knowing this, they still suggest Lenovo hardware:
http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-misc&m=143671215412596&w=2 I can't understand you guys. There projects running trying to develop Open Hardware, and I see no such support for their product (Freescale, for example). On lyrics 3.7 you say "Want to help us? Avoid Intel [and] Broadcom [...] chipsets" Both used in lenovo hardware. The paper "/brhard2007/mgp00027" on "WWW" say: "Help us when we attack a specific vendor"... so what? > Why should OpenBSD users be concerned? Doesn't this injection method only > work when the running OS is Windows? This may be a concern because industry are slowly and silently trying to adopt locked secure boot options in Windows: http://tech.slashdot.org/story/15/03/20/2039251/oems-allowed-to-lock-secure-boot-in-windows-10-computers Remember me the methaphor "boiling frog".
