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Hewlett Packard Enterprise Launches Platform to Automatically Verify Hardware Integrity

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Launches Platform to Automatically Verify Hardware Integrity

HPE is addressing the firmware integrity challenge with its new Project Aurora, designed to deliver a cloud-native, zero-trust security to HPE’s edge-to-cloud architecture. Project Aurora will embed within the HPE GreenLake cloud platform building blocks to automatically and continuously verify the integrity of the hardware, firmware, operating systems, platforms, and workloads, including security workloads.

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Dell SupportAssist Flaw Allows Hackers to Reflash BIOS

Dell SupportAssist Flaw Allows Hackers to Reflash BIOS

30 million computers were effected by four vulnerabilities in Dell’s SupportAssist remote firmware update utility. This error could let malicious people run arbitrary code in no fewer than 129 different PC and laptops models – while impersonating Dell to remotely upload a tampered BIOS.

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Dell Releases Platform Security Update for BIOS Vulnerabilities

Dell Releases Platform Security Update for BIOS Vulnerabilities

Dell releases names of 129 security vulnerabilities affecting BIOSConnect and HTTPS Boot features along with remediations. Dell recommends all customers update to the latest Dell Client BIOS version at the earliest opportunity. For those that cannot apply BIOS updates immediately, Dell has also provided an interim mitigation to disable the BIOSConnect and HTTPS Boot features.

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Microsoft + ReFirm Labs Brings Firmware Discovery to Azure Defender

Microsoft + ReFirm Labs Brings Firmware Discovery to Azure Defender

The industry-wide growing problem of a lack of usable scanning tools to see firmware vulnerabilities is what drove Microsoft to purchase ReFirm Labs earlier in June. Now the company is announcing how the plan to use ReFirm’s Binwalk tool to deliver Azure IoT Defender users ways to automate discovery and analysis of firmware vulnerabilities their organization has been exposed to.

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Attackers using old SonicWall SRA Devices to Penetrate Networks

Attackers using old SonicWall SRA Devices to Penetrate Networks

Crowdstrike has found that a group of ramsomware attackers are using a flaw found in old SonicWall SRA devices to leverage zero-day vulnerabilities and gain persistent system access. SonicWall ended support on its Secure Remote Access (SRA) 4600 devices running firmware versions 8.x and 9.x in 2019 and is urging users to step up their security and check their logs for indicators of compromise.

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