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A worrying Windows SecureBoot issue could let hackers install malware - here's what we know, and whether you need to update

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Major Windows Secure Boot flaw can be used by hackers to install bootkit malware — update your PC right now

Major Windows Secure Boot flaw can be used by hackers to install bootkit malware — update your PC right now

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