Re: Windows Secure Boot certificate expiration (June 2026)

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On 7/9/25 11:21 AM, Alexander F. Lent wrote:
I usually use mokutil to list keys: (it should be installed by default)

$ mokutil -l --kek
$ mokutil -l --db

Thanks! This list showed I missed the CA in the hexdump. My Supermicro server has the 2023 CA.

However, when I ran the same commands on my Gigabyte motherboard there was no output.

My server has secure boot enabled, but the desktop does not. Does mokutil depend on Secure Boot being enabled? The efivar command dumped without secure boot.

$ mokutil -l -a
[MokListRT]
2bb010e24d fedoraca
[MokListXRT]
0000000000 (sha256)
[PK]
[KEK]
[db]
[dbx]

*sigh* UEFI. :(
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