« Reply #1 on: August 14, 2016, 12:43:21 am »
I personally have not seen this feature widely implemented since UEFI became mainstream. Laptops seem to employ it more than desktop boards these days.
If you are truly looking to enhance protection, you ca set an administrator password. Using Secure Boot also adds another layer of protection. (Not 100%) just another layer. You are correct the Dual BIOS feature does not prevent the attack, but does offer recovery in the majority of cases.
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