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SecureBootRecovery: Add Logic to detect 2023 Windows Production CA #432
SecureBootRecovery: Add Logic to detect 2023 Windows Production CA #432
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Approved assuming noted issues are resolved.
I suggest pinging reviewers when all updates are done so we can take a quick second look before merging.
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Description
This change adds the ability for the SecureBootRecovery application to detect the existence of the 2023 Windows Production CA and prevent updating the DB if found.
How This Was Tested
This application was self signed on a production system using custom Secure Boot keystore.
This was tested with:
No Secure boot Certificates
Only the 2011 Certificates
All Certificates (2011 and 2023)
Integration Instructions
N/A