Meanwhile although x86 PCs are expected to have the ability to disable
secure boot MS have decreed that in order to be certified for Windows 8
then ARM based systems *must not* have the ability to disable secure
boot, thus completely blocking out all competitive platforms and
ensuring a
Meanwhile although x86 PCs are expected to have the ability to disable
secure boot MS have decreed that in order to be certified for Windows 8
then ARM based systems *must not* have the ability to disable secure
boot, thus completely blocking out all competitive platforms and
ensuring a
Dennis K denn...@netspace.net.au writes:
I think it is a given that companies which sell products, are going to
place profits above the data security of their users. Therefore, what
matters is not whether secure boot works, but whether it can be
perceived as working by customers. It only
