Server and storage technology giant Supermicro and secure access solutions provider Pulse Secure have issued advisories to inform users that some of their products are vulnerable to the Trickbot malware’s ability to target firmware.
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Supermicro, Pulse Secure Respond to Trickbot’s Ability to Target Firmware
Server and storage technology giant Supermicro and secure access solutions provider Pulse Secure have issued advisories to inform users that some of their products are vulnerable to the Trickbot malware’s ability to target firmware. The post Supermicro, Pulse Secure Respond to Trickbot’s Ability to Target Firmware appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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