A security researcher has disclosed a boot-chain weakness in HP ThinPro 8 and 9 that could allow attackers with physical access to a thin client to extract its LUKS disk-encryption key. The issue affects HP thin clients in which LUKS2 protects the operating system’s encrypted root partition, and the decryption key is sealed inside the […]
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