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Paul Asadoorian is joined by Chase Snyder and Vlad Babkin for a wide-ranging discussion on vulnerability exploitation, Secure Boot certificate expiration, BitLocker bypasses, and the growing pressure on network-edge infrastructure.
The episode starts with the
Three certificates expire, two UEFI stores are affected, and one permanent gap opens if you miss the deadline. You can use Eclypsium’s solution to identify these gaps that will inevitably affect your Windows fleet.
Expiring Keys and Immediate ImpactsOn June 27, 2026, the Microsoft Corporation KEK CA 2011 expires. Th...
A stolen Windows 11 laptop and a USB stick are enough to read a BitLocker-encrypted drive using nothing but Microsoft’s own recovery tools, and the researcher is holding back a follow-on attack that also defeats the startup PIN defenders are scrambling to enable in response.
Special thanks to Stas Lyakhov and John Loucaides for contributions
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