Topic: Do you have backdoor in Gigabyte machine centred on crypto? (Read 68 times)
Thanks for the warning. Unhappily I have found that my desktop purchased one year ago has had that backdoor. Following GIGABYTE recommendations I have updated BIOS. Clean Windows install from accompanied backup disk was my further step taken after BIOS update.
Needless to say that backdoor on machine used to deal with crypto is the last thing every bitcoiner wants. It is enough to make one cry when he/she gets such shit out of box.
Just fresh (not far as May 31, 2023) case: millions of motherboard sold by well known maker such as Gigabyte have backdoor in firmware .
Full list of effected Gigabyte models can be found here.
Researches from Eclypsium Labs who first found backdor in Gigabyte firmware have released script that "that can assist others in managing their Gigabyte backdoor mitigation plans.".
Infected machines are exposed to the wide spetrum of risk.
Just fresh (not far as May 31, 2023) case: millions of motherboard sold by well known maker such as Gigabyte have backdoor in firmware .
Full list of effected Gigabyte models can be found here.
Researches from Eclypsium Labs who first found backdor in Gigabyte firmware have released script that "that can assist others in managing their Gigabyte backdoor mitigation plans.".
Infected machines are exposed to the wide spetrum of risk.
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