Bottom line: Gigabyte has addressed a sketchy feature found on more than 260 motherboard models that could have allowed an attacker to install malware on a system. Some may be surprised that Gigabyte ...

Yet another motherboard manufacturer seems to be in trouble — or rather, the people who own those motherboards might be. According to security researchers, countless Gigabyte boards might be ...

TL;DR: A critical GIGABYTE motherboard vulnerability allows local attackers to execute code in System Management Mode (SMM), bypassing security on Intel 8th to 11th Gen platforms. GIGABYTE has ...

This release primarily targets a specific bug influencing the SPD (Serial Presence Detect) functionality of DDR5 memory modules. While the bug can corrupt SPD information. Gigabyte has rolled out new ...

This security vulnerability encompasses a wide range of models containing both Intel and AMD chipsets, inclusive of the newest Z790 and X670 units. The issue stems from a poorly secured updater ...

GIGABYTE has released firmware updates to fix security vulnerabilities in over 270 motherboards that could be exploited to install malware. The firmware updates were released last Thursday in response ...

Facepalm: Firmware security services provider Eclypsium recently detected what it described as suspected backdoor-like behavior on some Gigabyte systems in the wild. A follow-up analysis revealed ...

As the controversy with ASUS's BIOS Update continues, another major motherboard vendor has followed suit in not fulfilling its promise. According to a new report from Hardware Busters, Gigabyte has ...

Affected products used a firmware component named MergePoint EMS, made and supplied by Avocent, a software provider now a wholly-owned subsidiary of data center equipment and service provider Vertiv.