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Microsoft Extends its ATP Defender Protection to UEFI BIOS With UEFI Scanner

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And how AGESA and the rest are proprietary blobs. I mean yeah, 'trade secrets' but we can never be sure.

None of them are really that mystic to figure out if you use the right tools. They are just uefi modules, which is actually a fairly open spec.

The ME binary and psp binaries are pretty opaque though.
 
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