Gigabyte firmware component can be abused as a backdoor
Attackers can abuse the UEFI firmware to inject executable malware code into the Windows kernel, compromising systems.
Source: arnnet.com.au
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Attackers can abuse the UEFI firmware to inject executable malware code into the Windows kernel, compromising systems.
Attackers can abuse the UEFI firmware to inject executable malware code into the Windows kernel, compromising systems.