Billions of Windows and Linux devices are affected by a serious GRUB2 bootloader vulnerability that can be exploited to install persistent and stealthy malware, firmware security company Eclypsium revealed on Wednesday.
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‘BootHole’ Flaw Allows Installation of Stealthy Malware, Affects Billions of Devices
Billions of Windows and Linux devices are affected by a serious GRUB2 bootloader vulnerability that can be exploited to install persistent and stealthy malware, firmware security company Eclypsium revealed on Wednesday. The post ‘BootHole’ Flaw Allows Installation of Stealthy Malware, Affects Billions of Devices appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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