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Kernel
Jądro systemu
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Kernel
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For this reason, Fedora 28 implements full Thunderbolt 3 support. In order to avoid compromising the security, there are two userspace components working together to enable Thunderbolt: a system service (link:++https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/bolt++[`boltd`]) and a component in *GNOME Shell*. The shell component will automatically enroll (authorize and store in an internal database) any new connected devices using `boltd` only if the current user is an administrator and if the session is unlocked. After the device has been authorized once, its information is stored in the database and it will be authorized automatically on subsequent connections.
 
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Starting with version 4.13, the Linux kernel provides an interface through `sysfs` which enables userspace query about the security level, the status of any connected devices, and to authorize devices if the security level demands it. The active security level must normally be selected before booting via a BIOS/EFI option, but it is interesting to note that the `none` option will likely be removed in the future. This would mean that connected Thunderbolt devices would not work unless authorized by the user from within the running operating system.
 
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`secure` - same as `user`, but also verify the device's identy through a secret key
 
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`user` - connected devices must be manually authorized by the user
 
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