CryptoPro Secure Disk Boot Loader Secure Boot Bypass
A flaw was found in CryptoPro Secure Disk bootloaders released before 2022-06-01 that allows Secure Boot protections to be bypassed. The vulnerable bootloader is signed and therefore trusted in Secure Boot environments, but it can be abused to load and execute arbitrary code during the pre-boot phase. According to the provided content, exploitation is achieved by replacing the currently used signed bootloader with the vulnerable CryptoPro bootloader and then using its EFI shell-related functionality to bypass Secure Boot enforcement. This is a boot chain trust failure in which a legitimately signed third-party UEFI component can be used to subvert platform boot integrity.
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A vulnerability in third-party UEFI bootloaders signed by Microsoft allows attackers to bypass Secure Boot, undermining the boot process security.
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