The leak of MSI's Intel Boot Guard and firmware keys enables an attacker to self-sign malicious firmware. An attacker with (in principle local) access to a vulnerable system can then install and ...

Intel Boot Guard impacted by attack. On Friday, Alex Matrosov, the CEO of firmware supply chain security platform Binarly, warned that the leaked source code contains the image signing private ...

Over 290 MSI motherboards are reportedly affected by an insecure default UEFI Secure Boot setting settings that allows any operating system image to run regardless of whether it has a wrong or ...

Motherboard maker MSI might have accidently disabled some secure boot features on more than 290 MSI motherboards. The changes will allow any operating system image to run regardless of whether it ...

Researcher Alex Matrosov told BleepingComputer that the leak could render Boot Guard ineffective on “11th Tiger Lake, 12th Adler Lake, and 13th Raptor Lake" processors. "We have evidence the ...

Menu. #PrimeDay2025; ... which can verify the correct computer code is running when a PC first boots up. Binarly found private keys for Intel Boot Guard across 116 MSI products.

Alongside the firmware keys for 57 MSI PC systems, the Intel Boot Guard BPM/KM keys for 166 systems have been compromised, potentially allowing hackers unauthorized access.