Users can no longer trust the hardware manufacturer’s updates.
Secure Boot, BitLocker, and Virtualization-based Security (VBS) can be undermined from underneath. (GB)[2023-03-15]MSI_jack.zip
The malware lives in the motherboard's SPI flash memory. Users can no longer trust the hardware manufacturer’s
The "MSI" component of the filename likely relates to a massive data breach involving the company during this period. Ransomware groups leaked source code and, more importantly, private code-signing keys . These keys are the "digital passports" that tell a computer a piece of software is safe. When these keys are stolen, attackers can sign malicious firmware updates, making them appear legitimate to the system. attackers can sign malicious firmware updates