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RidgeRun Platform Security Manual/Getting Started/Secure Boot: Difference between revisions
RidgeRun Platform Security Manual/Getting Started/Secure Boot (view source)
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, 6 March→To enable UEFI Secure Boot, first install the following dependencies:
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* openssl: Needed to generate keys, digital signatures and certificates and use them to sign codes. | * openssl: Needed to generate keys, digital signatures and certificates and use them to sign codes. | ||
* device-tree-compiler: To compile device tree sources that are going to be used to enroll keys for code authentication. | * device-tree-compiler: To compile device tree sources that are going to be used in the boot process to enroll keys for code authentication. | ||
* efitools: It allows you to generate, sign, and manage cryptographic keys used for UEFI Secure Boot. | * efitools: It allows you to generate, sign, and manage cryptographic keys used for UEFI Secure Boot. | ||