An update to address the CVE-2022−2601 vulnerability, which allowed hackers to bypass Secure Boot, caused dual-boot systems configured to run both Windows and Linux to fail to boot into Linux.
The affected systems included various Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Debian, Linux Mint, Zorin OS, and others.
Since there is no official response from Microsoft (at the time of writing this post), users are left to troubleshoot the issues on their own. The solution is to disable Secure Boot, remove the SBAT policy caused by the update, and then re-enable Secure Boot.
Source: Ferra
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