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  1. On Manually updating UEFI CA2023 security keys

    Thanks for your detailed write- up and your untiring effort in helping forum members. Since I have so many other things to do, I am going slow on this. In the meanwhile I need a few clarifications. "3. If there is an option to switch from Standard Mode to Custom Mode, enable it." The Dell BIOS...

  2. On Manually updating UEFI CA2023 security keys

    That was your script only but in non-verbose mode. Sorry for that. The verbose mode screenshots below -split into two since it was too long . You may read it alongwith the other screenshots in my previous post and give your opinion.

  3. On Manually updating UEFI CA2023 security keys

    Hi @garlin 1. The screenshot below shows the results of "Check-SecureBootCerts.ps1" 2. And here is what ChatGPT says "Booting with the 2023 trust chain"'- What does it mean? 3. "Confirm--SecureBootUEFI" cmdlet shows the following screen 4.."Get-SecureBootUEFI" shows the following...

  4. On Manually updating UEFI CA2023 security keys

    Thanks @DarkShadowMD for your inputs. 1.The last Bios update for my Dell Inspiron 3280 AIO was 0.1.17.5 dated 03 Jul 2023. That I had updated then and there. 2. Dell has categorically stated they will not be issusing any new BIOS update for mitigating the CA2023 update 3. I had already run...

  5. On Manually updating UEFI CA2023 security keys

    @garlin , @XxXxX and @suatcini54 I ran the following Powershell Admin commands ([System.Text.Encoding]::ASCII.GetString((Get-SecureBootUEFI db).bytes) -match 'Windows UEFI CA 2023') confirm-SecureBootUEFI and both returned TRUE as shown in the following screenshot Does that mean my system...

  6. On Manually updating UEFI CA2023 security keys

    Thanks @garlin for your review and importance of KEK. From what I read under "Device Security" ( screenshot below) it is obvious that Dell has not done anything mitigate the problem and have simply washed off their hands. So may be a BIOS level intervention to eliminate the existing keys is...

  7. On Manually updating UEFI CA2023 security keys

    Thanks for chipping in. At the moment I am not inclined to meddle with the BIOS in anyway. In the meanwhile, I would request you to kindly review the following youtube video - Secure Boot Warning? Fix Older Boot Trust Configuration (Easy Guide) - for your expert opinion, if you please...

  8. On Manually updating UEFI CA2023 security keys

    My Dell Inspiron 3280 AIO running Windows Home 25H2 Build 8437 (the latest preview) will not be getting the automatic update of CA 2023 keys. Has any one manually updated such End of Service Life (EoSL) desktops/Laptops successfully with the following recommended PowerShell commands run as...
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