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If after a BIOS update on your Windows 11 or Windows 10 computer, and you boot your system but…
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I have an HP Beats 15 Notebook PC (J1J05UA#ABA),
A while back (right after I finished up my first year of ethical hacking courses) I started getting attacked way more than usual. I got hit with reflective cross-site scripting like 4 times … Continue reading What are the most likely areas for storage of a hardware rootkit? [closed]
Googleing or just casually browsing this very site one could easily encounter scary stories about malware that gets into firmware of external drives or infects the BIOS.
If someone uses a few years old motherboard that still has BIOS suppo… Continue reading How secure is BIOS nvme sanitization/secure erase
A couple of weeks ago, [Doug Brown] bought a Ryzen motherboard, advertised as “non-working” and discounted accordingly. He noticed that the seller didn’t test it with any CPUs old enough …read more Continue reading BIOS Flashing Journey Writeup Puts Tutorials To Shame
A lot of Dell users are presently facing system crashes, BIOS issues and they want to fix them. So,…
For more, visit TheWindowsClub.com. Continue reading How to downgrade BIOS on Windows computer
Is UEFI better or should you use BIOS? Anyone who is interested in understanding how their personal…
For more, visit TheWindowsClub.com. Continue reading UEFI vs BIOS: What is the difference between BIOS and UEFI?
If the TPM setting is not available in the BIOS, this article will help you resolve the issue….
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Suppose the UEFI BIOS is infected. The storage device is encrypted, there is no network access to the system, and RAM is encrypted. Is there any writable storage that an infected UEFI can write to where it can store the screenshots that it… Continue reading Ability of an infected UEFI bios to store data on computer
It seems like there are two camps, the small group of people who care about UEFI and everyone else who doesn’t really notice or care as long as their computer …read more Continue reading What’s The Deal With UEFI?
About secure boot, I’ve visited intel’s website and they said:
The feature defines an entirely new interface between operating system and firmware/BIOS. When enabled and fully configured, Secure Boot helps a computer resist attacks and in… Continue reading Does secure boot protect you from infected BIOS/firmware?