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Full disk encryption and secure boot Anonymous 25-10-24 02:27:50 No.26824

I'm kinda novice at these things, but I started to install gentoo linux into my computer for learning. If I don't implement secure boot during the installation process how hard it would be to implement after the installation process?

Sorry for bad english.

Glownonymous 25-10-24 05:13:00 No.26826

>>26824
Secure boot only exists to deligitimize non MS OSs. I guarantee you no one will ever install a rootkit on your PC, your only potential threat vector is probably the feds taking all your electronics for shits and giggles, because you torrented. I just make sure to dump everything illegal on an encrypted storage partition.

Glownonymous 25-10-24 13:47:26 No.26833

I dont think it would be very hard but I feel Secure Boot for end users is mostly pointless.
It's a lot more hassle than the protection its giving you from very specific attacks that you are unlikely to be targeted by. In enterprise it makes sense, but not for us.

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