importantSYS.SOURCE: Ars Technica• 2026-10-27T20:35:09Z

Critical UEFI Firmware Code-Execution Vulnerability Endangers Global Server Infrastructure

#vulnerability #hardware #security

A critical code-execution vulnerability in UEFI firmware has been identified, affecting a majority of servers globally. The flaw could allow attackers to execute arbitrary code during the boot process, compromising system integrity and necessitating urgent patches.

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