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Originally Posted by Yoshoobaroo
It injects a .EXE executable through Windows Platform Binary Table. It's a way for OEMs to have executables in a UEFI table that get silently and automatically installed when Windows boots.
Linux doesn't recognize the injected payload so it gets ignored. Even if it was a linux specific file, you have to make it executable first through setting the permissions before it will launch it.
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Sounds to me it just needs a different targeted exploit. I haven't studied in-depth though so could be talking out of turn.