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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.
LLM security starts below the OS. FirmGuard protects the firmware layer, stopping hidden threats before they compromise your AI models.
Windows 10 end of life is near—what will you do with devices that can’t upgrade? FirmGuard SecureWipe helps you retire them securely, remotely, and fast.
Researchers at Binarly have disclosed multiple high-impact vulnerabilities affecting the UEFI firmware of over 240 Gigabyte motherboard models.
Firmware is the new attack surface. The 3 pillars of BIOS management starts with BIOS security through updates, configuration, and monitoring.
FirmGuard was named to the 2025 MES Midmarket 100, recognizing innovation in BIOS security and support for the unique needs of midsize organizations.
Most patching strategies stop at the OS. But attackers aren’t. It’s time to bring BIOS firmware management into the center of your security strategy.
BIOS firmware is a rising cybersecurity blind spot. Learn how FirmGuard helps financial institutions detect, protect, and comply at the firmware level.
CVE-2025-3052
There is a new vulnerability published on June 10, 2025 for a set of Microsoft-signed UEFI applications.
