It makes sense that UEFI bootkits would work on Linux machines, at that level your operating system doesn't matter to your motherboard. What has been delaying hackers is the infection vector itself,…
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Sadly backwards compatibility has struck again, this time with an attack leveraging AMD's TClose feature, which is designed to ensure compatibly with ancient devices that use the same memory addresses as SMRAM. …
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There is yet another way to get one of the nastiest types of infections going, that being a UEFI bootkit. This type of malware hides in the extra space in your UEFI…
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It was assumed that UEFI infections, which are able to infect a system over and over again, even if you physically replace all of your storage media and reinstall your OS from…
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