The presentation is about a bug in the UEFI implementation itself, which is not related to Secure Boot directly. It can affect Secure Boot and maybe turn it off, but that is not the direction I was looking for in this "bug" report. Of course, we are looking into several other aspects to circumvent Secure Boot, and this presentation is indeed relevant. However, GRUB not verifying the kernel is something what should be done later on or display the user with a warning (as discussed previously).
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