Enable UEFI Secure Boot in Fedora with your OWN CUSTOM KEYS!!!

Enable UEFI Secure Boot in Fedora with your own custom keys and protect your pre-boot environment.

In this video, I will show you how to secure the pre-boot environment by enabling Fedora UEFI Secure Boot with custom keys and self-signing all bootloader(s), kernel(s), and module(s) with your private key in order to boot the operating system safely.

Secure Boot is based on the idea that UEFI firmware should only pass control to the operating system if it can cryptographically validate boot components against a pre-distributed set of public keys and hashes. When you turn on the computer, the firmware verifies each boot component’s signature or computed SHA-256 hash. If the signatures or hashes of all of the boot components are valid, the computer will be allowed to complete its boot process, and the firmware will hand over control to the operating system.

VIDEO CHAPTERS:
00:00:00 Intro
00:02:08 Overview of Secure Boot Keys
00:12:57 Backup the Original Secure Boot Keys
00:15:58 Remove the Original Secure Boot Keys
00:17:49 Generate Your Own Secure Boot Keys
00:25:20 Convert Certificates to AUTH Format
00:31:38 Enroll Your Keys in UEFI Secure Boot Chain
00:34:51 Sign Bootloader and Kernel
00:42:05 Sign Kernel Modules

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