Who is affected
Organisations operating servers or endpoints that rely on EDK II-based UEFI firmware and boot over the network are at risk.
How to mitigate it
- 1Disable network booting in the system BIOS or UEFI settings on all devices where it is not actively needed.
- 2Restrict and segment network access so unauthorized devices cannot communicate with servers during boot processes.
- 3Monitor hardware vendor advisories and apply official firmware and BIOS updates as soon as they become available.
How Outsource IT solves this
Outsource IT proactively manages critical firmware patching, audits device boot configurations, and secures underlying server infrastructure.
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Source advisory: the-hacker-news
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