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> this UEFI specification associates the firmware with a signing key > that prohibits users from installing a new operating system. The This is a lie. UEFI Secure Boot prohibits the running of an unsigned boot loader and it prevents modification to itself. This is all UEFI Secure Boot does. Once UEFI hands starts the boot loader it is completely out of the loop. I didn't read the rest of the article. -- Rich P.
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