Given you need physical access (afaiu), there’s an easier root route: you come with a flash drive that also has shim, boot from it, and do whatever you wanted to do.
Now if you don’t want whoever to be able to bypass suckure boot, you remove microshit’s keys and install your own ones. Coincidentally, you don’t really need a crutch - that is shim - in that case.
Every fucking time. “Critical security problem with all Linux machines!!!” Turns out you need physical access and the ability to program tools that don’t exist yet
So if someone breaks into my house and gets access to my device and another device on my network to execute a man in the middle attack, they could bypass secureboot which I don’t use anyway? Because I’m okay with that.
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