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But modern is smarter. Passwords are hashed and stored in non-volatile memory (like a tiny SSD built into the motherboard). Remove the battery? The password laughs at you. It's still there.
When enabled, the EFI password prevents the Mac from booting from any device other than the designated startup disk without authentication. This is a powerful anti-theft mechanism. If a thief steals your Mac, they cannot simply boot from a USB stick to wipe the drive and reinstall the OS.
But what happens when the authorized user forgets the password? Or when you buy a second-hand Mac that wasn’t properly wiped?
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The method for removing an EFI password depends entirely on the age of your Mac. Apple changed the architecture significantly in late 2010 and again in 2011.
But modern is smarter. Passwords are hashed and stored in non-volatile memory (like a tiny SSD built into the motherboard). Remove the battery? The password laughs at you. It's still there.
When enabled, the EFI password prevents the Mac from booting from any device other than the designated startup disk without authentication. This is a powerful anti-theft mechanism. If a thief steals your Mac, they cannot simply boot from a USB stick to wipe the drive and reinstall the OS.
But what happens when the authorized user forgets the password? Or when you buy a second-hand Mac that wasn’t properly wiped?