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At BlackHat, Eclypsium gave a great talk with an overview of platform firmware security threats, focusing on network-based attacks, including poorly-tested OEM firmware update implementations.
Black Hat 2018: Update Mechanisms Allow Remote Attacks on UEFI Firmware
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Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
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Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
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Hastily-written news/info on the firmware security/development communities, sorry for the typos.
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