| 11:49 | cpuid | hi guys, I know I'm slightly off-topic here, but maybe someone has a better vision of the following issue |
| 11:50 | cpuid | I've seen many boards, mostly x86 based, featuring a "BIOS" from which UEFI Secure Boot can be configured |
| 11:51 | cpuid | my understanding is that all what prevents a physical present user to disable it is a BIOS password |
| 11:51 | cpuid | which could be easily bruteforced (when not directly calculated by a hash provided by the BIOS after 3 failed attempts) |
| 11:52 | cpuid | am I understanding it properly? |
| 11:52 | cpuid | Normally ARM-based boards provide a way to lock-down the hardware via eFuses, which seems way more reasonable to me |
| 12:50 | Artox | topi`, good, let me know if you succeed at some point |
| 12:50 | Artox | I never looked into it |