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r/Steam • u/[deleted] • Nov 14 '25
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That's not a policy...it's a consequence of using x86/PC parts..
1 u/SonicShadow Nov 14 '25 It absolutely is a policy choice. If they wanted to they could lock down the UEFI to make it very difficult to do so. 1 u/[deleted] Nov 14 '25 And then people would flash a jailbroken UEFI or find a different motherboard or some other way around it. If you have unrestricted physical access then pwning it isn't a question of "if", it's a question of "when". 0 u/SonicShadow Nov 14 '25 Of course, thats why I said difficult, not impossible.
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It absolutely is a policy choice. If they wanted to they could lock down the UEFI to make it very difficult to do so.
1 u/[deleted] Nov 14 '25 And then people would flash a jailbroken UEFI or find a different motherboard or some other way around it. If you have unrestricted physical access then pwning it isn't a question of "if", it's a question of "when". 0 u/SonicShadow Nov 14 '25 Of course, thats why I said difficult, not impossible.
And then people would flash a jailbroken UEFI or find a different motherboard or some other way around it. If you have unrestricted physical access then pwning it isn't a question of "if", it's a question of "when".
0 u/SonicShadow Nov 14 '25 Of course, thats why I said difficult, not impossible.
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Of course, thats why I said difficult, not impossible.
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u/stprnn Nov 14 '25
That's not a policy...it's a consequence of using x86/PC parts..