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by userbinator 4184 days ago
The attacker can essentially "seal" the firmware in by writing a modified BIOS that either skips executing option ROMs, or write-protects the flash before executing them (as Apple's firmware should've originally done); then you'd need to use hardware to reflash.
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I see, thanks for the explanation! As written in the other response, hopefully we'll see an EFI upgrade fixing it soon.