This is a tracking bug for Change: UEFI Secure Boot Blacklist Updates For more details, see: https://fedoraproject.org//wiki/Changes/UEFISecureBootBlacklistUpdates Currently our implementation of UEFI Secure Boot does not include a facility to apply blacklist ("dbx") updates enabled by default. We provide a utility, dbxtool, which uses a systemd service to apply updates, and when there are updates we update that package with the new data. dbxtool is currently not installed on UEFI machines by default, and when it is installed, its systemd service does not default to enabled.
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I believe as of systemd-219-3.fc22 , dbxtool-0.6-4.fc22 , and shim-signed-0.8-8 this should be finished.
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Based on comment #2, moving to ON_QA.