According to this post confidentiality - Do anti-cheat software actually "patch" the UEFI firmware on your motherboard? - Information Security Stack Exchange
if updating the firmware it needs to be signed before it can be installed onto the motherboard. This can prevent even anti-cheats from writing into the firmware of the motherboard if I understand correctly?
So if this is the case then how do you guys end up modifying the bios firmware and install it into your motherboards if this check should prevent it?
Edit by Fernando: Thread title shortened and customized
(Original title: If mothernoard manufacturers require signed binary before it can overwrite to uefi how do you guys make custom uefi?)