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TPM vs Full-Disk encryption + BIOS/boot password
Jan. 27, 2022, 2:17 a.m. | /u/Global_Assistance_18
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So I've been looking into the Win11/ TPM kerfuffle a bit, and I'm trying to understand exactly what the point of TPM really is over simply having a BIOS/power-on password with full-disk encryption, and just....remembering a decent set of long passphrases?
If the BIOS and startup are password-locked, then a potential adversary can't use a USB etc to tamper with the bootloader and lift the key next time you boot. So they basically have no choice but to remove the …
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