secure boot components
"Secure boot components" refer to hardware and software elements that work together to ensure the integrity and security of the boot process of a computer system. These components include firmware, trusted platform modules, digital signatures, and cryptographic measures that authenticate and verify the boot loader and operating system before they are allowed to execute, protecting against unauthorized or malicious code.
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