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UEFI Unleashed: Unmasking the Unsung Hero and Underbelly of Your Computer World
When it comes to UEFI firmware vulnerability management, we’re dealing with a wingman with a weakness. Sure, UEFI connects your hardware and OS like a pro, but flaws in its system are a goldmine for cyber attackers. It’s high time we tighten our cyber socks…
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Just when you thought your computer was your best friend, turns out it's been harboring a secret: UEFI. To put it simply, UEFI is like that friend who connects you to all the cool parties (or in this case, hardware and operating systems). But, like every wingman, it's got its flaws. And these flaws, as some sneaky cyber attackers have discovered, can be exploited to the point of becoming that annoying ex who just won't go away. So, it's time we pulled up our cyber socks and brought ourselves up to speed on UEFI's shortcomings, because like it or not, we're stuck with it. At least until some genius comes up with a better alternative.Already a member? Log in here