Check your Windows Secure Boot status now. Later could be too late

T2Covered by 1 source · first reported by TechRadar / Tom's Guide / PCWorld / Pocket-lint / Stuff at 19 Oct, 14:30 UTC

Modern PCs support the Windows Secure Boot feature via their UEFI firmware. This ensures that the computer blocks malware, such as rootkits, even before the operating system starts. The Secure Boot function uses keys, certificates, and signature databases to ensure the integrity of the boot…

consumersecurity

Sources

• T2Check your Windows Secure Boot status now. Later could be too lateTechRadar / Tom's Guide / PCWorld / Pocket-lint / Stuff19 Oct, 14:30