Based on information from Security Week, Intel and Advanced Micro Devices have published more than 50 new security advisories addressing over 200 vulnerabilities across their product lineups.
Intel issued 24 advisories covering more than 100 flaws, including three critical vulnerabilities in its Trust Domain Migration reference software that could lead to privilege escalation or remote code execution. While most issues have available patches, Intel has discontinued the BigDL software and advises users to uninstall it due to unpatched medium-severity bugs. Other fixes address high-severity flaws in server board firmware, graphics drivers and wireless products. Simultaneously, Advanced Micro Devices released 29 bulletins and two security briefs covering roughly 100 unique vulnerabilities. While none were rated critical, several high-severity issues were identified in Radeon and Instinct graphics products, as well as UEFI firmware and Secure Encrypted Virtualization components. Some mitigations for these flaws have been available for months, while others are scheduled for release through 2027. These updates highlight ongoing efforts to secure hardware and software ecosystems against potential exploitation, with several findings stemming from collaborative academic and industry research. Users are encouraged to review the manufacturer advisories to determine if their specific hardware or software configurations require immediate updates.
Source: Security Week
