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How to manually sign Kali for UEFI
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I have a laptop running Win10Pro and has UEFI. I have a USB stick with Kali on it.
If I disable Secure Boot, I can boot from Kali with no problem, but then Win10/BitLocker complains. Naturally, I cannot boot with Secure Boot because Kali is not signed.
How can I manually sign my Kali so I can make it boot that way? I'm definitely not above signing it myself with a custom key then telling UEFI to trust that key... if that's possible.
uefi kali-linux code-signing
asked 7 hours ago
iAdjunctiAdjunct
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I have a laptop running Win10Pro and has UEFI. I have a USB stick with Kali on it.
If I disable Secure Boot, I can boot from Kali with no problem, but then Win10/BitLocker complains. Naturally, I cannot boot with Secure Boot because Kali is not signed.
How can I manually sign my Kali so I can make it boot that way? I'm definitely not above signing it myself with a custom key then telling UEFI to trust that key... if that's possible.
uefi kali-linux code-signing
asked 7 hours ago
iAdjunctiAdjunct
1,385817
Even if you were to sign Kali, you wouldn't solve your problem, because it must be signed by a certificate that is already trusted.
– Ramhound
7 hours ago
@ramhound Unless UEFI can let me add a new trusted key
– iAdjunct
7 hours ago
No; While you can add another key unless it's trusted by Microsoft, you will end up breaking Windows. You shouldn't need Secure Boot for BitLocker unless you are using the TPM to secure the BitLocker key. Ubuntu has supported Secure Boot for years (since 2013), so I am going to guess Kali does not support it, for a very good reason
– Ramhound
6 hours ago
add a comment |
I have a laptop running Win10Pro and has UEFI. I have a USB stick with Kali on it.
If I disable Secure Boot, I can boot from Kali with no problem, but then Win10/BitLocker complains. Naturally, I cannot boot with Secure Boot because Kali is not signed.
How can I manually sign my Kali so I can make it boot that way? I'm definitely not above signing it myself with a custom key then telling UEFI to trust that key... if that's possible.
uefi kali-linux code-signing
asked 7 hours ago
iAdjunctiAdjunct
1,385817
I have a laptop running Win10Pro and has UEFI. I have a USB stick with Kali on it.
If I disable Secure Boot, I can boot from Kali with no problem, but then Win10/BitLocker complains. Naturally, I cannot boot with Secure Boot because Kali is not signed.
How can I manually sign my Kali so I can make it boot that way? I'm definitely not above signing it myself with a custom key then telling UEFI to trust that key... if that's possible.
uefi kali-linux code-signing
uefi kali-linux code-signing
asked 7 hours ago
iAdjunctiAdjunct
1,385817
asked 7 hours ago
iAdjunctiAdjunct
1,385817
asked 7 hours ago
iAdjunctiAdjunct
1,385817
asked 7 hours ago
iAdjunctiAdjunct
1,385817
asked 7 hours ago
iAdjunctiAdjunct
1,385817
1,385817
Even if you were to sign Kali, you wouldn't solve your problem, because it must be signed by a certificate that is already trusted.
– Ramhound
7 hours ago
@ramhound Unless UEFI can let me add a new trusted key
– iAdjunct
7 hours ago
No; While you can add another key unless it's trusted by Microsoft, you will end up breaking Windows. You shouldn't need Secure Boot for BitLocker unless you are using the TPM to secure the BitLocker key. Ubuntu has supported Secure Boot for years (since 2013), so I am going to guess Kali does not support it, for a very good reason
– Ramhound
6 hours ago
add a comment |
Even if you were to sign Kali, you wouldn't solve your problem, because it must be signed by a certificate that is already trusted.
– Ramhound
7 hours ago
@ramhound Unless UEFI can let me add a new trusted key
– iAdjunct
7 hours ago
No; While you can add another key unless it's trusted by Microsoft, you will end up breaking Windows. You shouldn't need Secure Boot for BitLocker unless you are using the TPM to secure the BitLocker key. Ubuntu has supported Secure Boot for years (since 2013), so I am going to guess Kali does not support it, for a very good reason
– Ramhound
6 hours ago
Even if you were to sign Kali, you wouldn't solve your problem, because it must be signed by a certificate that is already trusted.
– Ramhound
7 hours ago
Even if you were to sign Kali, you wouldn't solve your problem, because it must be signed by a certificate that is already trusted.
– Ramhound
7 hours ago
@ramhound Unless UEFI can let me add a new trusted key
– iAdjunct
7 hours ago
@ramhound Unless UEFI can let me add a new trusted key
– iAdjunct
7 hours ago
No; While you can add another key unless it's trusted by Microsoft, you will end up breaking Windows. You shouldn't need Secure Boot for BitLocker unless you are using the TPM to secure the BitLocker key. Ubuntu has supported Secure Boot for years (since 2013), so I am going to guess Kali does not support it, for a very good reason
– Ramhound
6 hours ago
No; While you can add another key unless it's trusted by Microsoft, you will end up breaking Windows. You shouldn't need Secure Boot for BitLocker unless you are using the TPM to secure the BitLocker key. Ubuntu has supported Secure Boot for years (since 2013), so I am going to guess Kali does not support it, for a very good reason
– Ramhound
6 hours ago
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Even if you were to sign Kali, you wouldn't solve your problem, because it must be signed by a certificate that is already trusted.
– Ramhound
7 hours ago
@ramhound Unless UEFI can let me add a new trusted key
– iAdjunct
7 hours ago
No; While you can add another key unless it's trusted by Microsoft, you will end up breaking Windows. You shouldn't need Secure Boot for BitLocker unless you are using the TPM to secure the BitLocker key. Ubuntu has supported Secure Boot for years (since 2013), so I am going to guess Kali does not support it, for a very good reason
– Ramhound
6 hours ago