Roboknight

Just leaving a note here that the above is just a quick check to make sure your device ACTUALLY supports the required sleep state S3. If it doesn't, then bitleaker...

I think I actually figured out what the problem was. I traced the values in the TPM registers only to discover that, even though my device was "sleeping", it was...

So ultimately I figured out that the device I was trying to deal with, a Microsoft Surface device, unfortunately for some reason, doesn't really *HAVE* a sleep state S3. So...

https://www.cyberciti.biz/files/linux-kernel/Documentation/power/states.txt -- So kkamagui mentions that the TPM resets in state S3, which is what bitleaker uses. However, I forgot to mention above that I learned (as it states in...

Last note on the issue: > mem_sleep > > This file contains a list of strings representing supported system suspend > variants and allows user space to select the variant...

@kkamagui In light of what I discovered, I was thinking maybe one of your tools might, during a check for the vulnerability, check for sleep state S3 availability? It might...

Are you trying to run on a newer version of Ubuntu? It might be possible that you need some adjustments. There may ALSO be one other problem (I don't know...

I just ran napper on the Dell Inspiron 15 I'm looking at. It is vulnerable... but you may need this: ` # echo 1 > /proc/sys/kernel/sysrq # echo x >...

@kkamagui , I was just hoping that your script might just "cat" the files I mentioned to look for the "[deep]" string. Its not a perfect check, I suppose, but...

Here's a different question, but similar issue. When I run grub2, and boot Windows, it seems to go to the Bitlocker Recovery key instead of booting Windows. I added grub2...