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# Secure Boot explained
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## Skip all of this, go to [Two options are available](#two-options-are-available) for what to do next.
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## New install, unless directed otherwise: go to [Two options are available](#two-options-are-available) for what to do next.
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### Secure Boot is a feature of modern UEFI firmware that ensures only trusted software, signed by a recognized authority, can execute during the boot process. This is particularly useful for preventing certain types of attacks, such as bootkits and rootkits, which can compromise a system at the firmware or bootloader level.
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