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Revert "CVE-2022-41099: add more details, you have to patch the bitlocker metadata on-disk to "remove" any recovery keys first"

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@ -76,14 +76,6 @@ This means pressing an arrow key during `bootmgr` startup to force the boot menu
Exploitation involves: Exploitation involves:
* **Dump the bitlocker protected osvolume to a disk image.** This method to get the FVEK leads to actual data loss! * **Dump the bitlocker protected osvolume to a disk image.** This method to get the FVEK leads to actual data loss!
* You need to remove any key protector of type recovery key from the volume. This involves hex editing the disk. Make sure you have a clean dump first!
* Take a look at [the format documentation from libbde](https://github.com/libyal/libbde/blob/main/documentation/BitLocker%20Drive%20Encryption%20(BDE)%20format.asciidoc#512-fve-metadata-block-header-version-2--windows-7-and-later) for additional information.
* I searched for `-FVE-FS-` to find the metadata block initially (the first occurance of this will be in the BPB, not the metadata block)
* There are three copies of the metadata block on disk, you will need to edit them all.
* After finding the first copy of the metadata block I searched for the computer name in the description entry to find the rest.
* After finding a metadata block:
* Search for `02 00 08 00` to find a VMK entry (entry=`0x0002` meaning VMK, data type=`0x0008` meaning VMK)
* If the key protection type later on is `00 08` (`0x0800` meaning recovery key) then patch the `02 00 08 00` from earlier to `FF FF 08 00`.
* Boot to WinRE using whatever means (force it by startup repair if needed, or just set bootsequence BCD element, etc). * Boot to WinRE using whatever means (force it by startup repair if needed, or just set bootsequence BCD element, etc).
* Start a reset (Troubleshoot -> Reset this PC -> Remove everything). It's quicker to choose "Local reinstall". Be sure to choose "Just remove my files". * Start a reset (Troubleshoot -> Reset this PC -> Remove everything). It's quicker to choose "Local reinstall". Be sure to choose "Just remove my files".
* Choosing to "keep files" will ask for recovery key. * Choosing to "keep files" will ask for recovery key.