Home CybersecurityQualcomm and Lenovo Fix High Severity UEFI Vulnerabilities in Chipsets

Qualcomm and Lenovo Fix High Severity UEFI Vulnerabilities in Chipsets

January 11, 2023• by

Vulnerable devices include Microsoft Surface, Lenovo ThinkPad, and Samsung, and Windows Dev Kit 2023.

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Jeremy is the Consumer Tech Reporter at TheCESBible.com

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