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For Windows PCs, it's very likely that they are already configured to use secure boot. The main benefit of secure boot for desktop users is they are protected from malicious code that hijacks the boot process of Windows OS, known as "bootkit".

If you want protection from physical threat (that …

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Let's talk about hacking in Linux

Unlike Windows, who is well known for keeping backward compatibility, most Linux distros simply don't care about this, it's very common that different distros use different system utilities, different libraries, even the most critial one --- C standard library.

Most Linux distros are based on …

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