They Forgot What Happened Last Time: Hacking the Windows 365 Link [video]
Summary
A conference talk at EMF 2026 where researcher Rairii presents findings on hacking Microsoft's Windows 365 Link thin client, bypassing its locked-down 'secure-by-design' architecture including EFI Secure Boot and BitLocker.
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