• tal@lemmy.today
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      3 months ago

      I assume because said apps and drivers break if the OS is updated.

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        3 months ago

        That’s what I assumed but why would an is update break WO many things are they deprecating parts of the windows kernel?

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        That kind of attack is not possible with a signed kernel module/driver.

        How is using a compromised userspace library not possible with a signed kernel module?

        That aside, if the events would unfold similarly, the software requiring to be signed would be, in fact, signed.

        An awfully stupid comment TBF. As if you desperately tried to defend MS. EDIT: Sorry, that was just my irritation.