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Widespread Windows and Linux Vulnerabilities Could Let Attackers Sneak in Malicious Code Before Boot - Vimarsana News

Widespread Windows and Linux Vulnerabilities Could Let Attackers Sneak in Malicious Code Before Boot

AMI, Insyde and Lenovo have released patches for LogoFAIL, an image library poisoning attack. Learn more about LogoFAIL.

New LogoFAIL exploit leaves Windows and Linux users vulnerable to remote attacks - Vimarsana News

New LogoFAIL exploit leaves Windows and Linux users vulnerable to remote attacks

Named 'LogoFAIL' by the researchers who created it, the exploit is said to be very easy to implement, potentially leaving users vulnerable to remote attacks by malicious...

Debian-based SparkyLinux 7.2 'Orion Belt' is the Windows 11 alternative of your dreams - Vimarsana News

Debian-based SparkyLinux 7.2 'Orion Belt' is the Windows 11 alternative of your dreams

SparkyLinux, a well-known Debian-based distribution, has just released its latest update -- version 7.2. Code-named

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Just about every Windows and Linux device vulnerable to new LogoFAIL firmware attack - Vimarsana News

Just about every Windows and Linux device vulnerable to new LogoFAIL firmware attack

UEFIs booting Windows and Linux devices can be hacked by malicious logo images.

The Far-Reaching Consequences of LogoFAIL | Binarly – AI -Powered Firmware Supply Chain Security Platform - Vimarsana News

The Far-Reaching Consequences of LogoFAIL | Binarly – AI -Powered Firmware Supply Chain Security Platform

The Binarly REsearch team investigates vulnerable image parsing components across the entire UEFI firmware ecosystem and finds all major device manufacturers are impacted on both x86 and ARM-based devices.

Source: binarly.io