UEFI Firmware IOMMU Initialization Vulnerability
FirmGuard is monitoring coordinated disclosures regarding a vulnerability affecting certain UEFI-based motherboards from multiple vendors.
FirmGuard is monitoring coordinated disclosures regarding a vulnerability affecting certain UEFI-based motherboards from multiple vendors.
Researchers at ESET discovered a new UEFI-based ransomware dubbed HybridPetya. This malware relies on a vulnerability that was previously disclosed in January, 2025 (CVE-2024-7344) and facilitates bypass of Secure Boot.
Researchers at Binarly have disclosed multiple high-impact vulnerabilities affecting the UEFI firmware of over 240 Gigabyte motherboard models.
CVE-2025-3052
There is a new vulnerability published on June 10, 2025 for a set of Microsoft-signed UEFI applications.
CVE-2024-7344
ESET researchers have identified a critical vulnerability that directly compromises UEFI Secure Boot.
Security researchers at ESET discovered BootKitty which is the first known UEFI bootkit that targets Linux.
BIOS firmware security
Remote BIOS configuration
Remote BIOS update
Freeze endpoints until unlocked
Remote endpoint drive erasure
Remotely reimage an endpoint
Display endpoint system information
Monitor endpoint connectivity
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