Vulnerabilities found in more than 40 Windows device drivers that could be exploited to compromise PCs and servers
The drivers belong to 20 Microsoft-certified hardware and BIOS vendors, including Intel and Huawei
A lot of cleaning up will be required from BIOS makers and hardware vendors following publication of Eclypsium's research
More than 40 Windows device drivers contain security vulnerabilities that could be exploited to perpetrate elevation of privilege attacks on PCs and servers. That's according to specialists at cyber...
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