HP ThinPro’s TPM-backed disk encryption can be bypassed by a physical attacker who modifies unencrypted boot files, allowing extraction of the LUKS key protecting device data. Researcher Darren McDonald said the issue affects ThinPro 8 and 9 deployments on HP thin clients, undermining the assumption that a TPM seal alone protects a removed or stolen […]
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