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Microsoft closes Secure Boot loophole, securing Windows from firmware attacks. Microsoft has intensified its Windows 11 campaign by using aggressive tactics, including full-screen multipage popup ads, to urge Windows 10 users to upgrade before the operating system's imminent death, slated for October 14, 2025. However, Windows 10 continues to dominate the market share with a staggering 62.73%, per StatCounter's December 2024 report. User reluctance to upgrade to Windows 11 can partly be attributed to Microsoft's stringent operating system requirements. These requirements limit the operating system's accessibility to unsupported hardware missing salient features like Secure Boot and TPM. While these security features are designed to keep the operating system secure, a vulnerability (CVE-2024-7344) has been accessible to bad actors for over seven months, making Windows 11 susceptible to malicious attacks. However, Microsoft finally patched the security threat earlier this week. For context, the vulnerability allowed hackers to gain unauthorized access to a device and run malicious attacks during the bootup process. As you may know, Secure Boot is one of the stringent system requirements for running Windows 11. The security feature prevents malicious firmware from running when a device is booting. Hackers often deploy attacks before a device starts because it allows them to hide the ploys in plain sight before Windows loads, making it difficult to identify them. Moreover, it makes the malware less susceptible to defense mechanisms that ship with the operating system. UEFI security: Win some, lose some As highlighted by ArsTechnica, Martin Smolár, a security researcher at ESET, made a shocking discovery last year. The researcher noticed that a digitally signed app bypassed Microsoft's strict manual review process for third-party UEFI apps. For context, Smolár made this deduction when SysReturn, a real-time system recovery software from Howyar Technologies, bypassed the stringent process. The researcher further disclosed that the app was buried under an XOR-encoded UEFI app called reloader.efi. The manual review process leverages UEFI's LoadImage and StartImage for the Secure Boot process. However, reloader.efi used a custom PE loader (Portable Executable File Format), bypassing Microsoft's review process and overlooking critical security checks. Perhaps more concerning, reloader.efi wasn't unique to Howyar Technologies' system recovery software. It was also consistent across other apps from six different suppliers, including: Howyar SysReturn before version 10.2.023_20240919 Greenware GreenGuard before version 10.2.023-20240927 Radix SmartRecovery before version 11.2.023-20240927 Sanfong EZ-back System before version 10.3.024-20241127 WASAY eRecoveryRX before version 8.4.022-20241127 CES NeoImpact before version 10.1.024-20241127 SignalComputer HDD King before version 10.3.021-20241127 While Microsoft has since patched the vulnerability with significant security issues, it allowed hackers to deploy attacks beyond devices with malicious software installed. They could easily install the malicious software because of privileged admin control over susceptible Windows PCs as they'd use the digital signature in the operating system to install the malware during the start process. Source Hope you enjoyed this news post. Thank you for appreciating my time and effort posting news every day for many years. News posts... 2023: 5,800+ | 2024: 5,700+ RIP Matrix | Farewell my friend

At their special event, Microsoft announced the all new Windows 11. The new operating system comes with a visual overhaul, multi-tasking improvements and more. Microsoft is expected to roll out Windows 11 to users later this year but not every device will be able to run Windows 11. If you are planning to try out Windows 11 then you can check out the minimum specs below: 1Ghz 64-bit dual-core processor 4GB RAM 64GB storage 9-inch display (1366x768 resolution) UEFI, Secure Boot & TPM 2.0 compatible DirectX 12 compatible graphics / WDDM 2.x The biggest change with Windows 11 is the 64-bit only operating system. Microsoft does not plan to release a 32-bit version of Windows 11, but the OS will continue to support 32-bit software. Apart from that, Microsoft will now need a 9-inch display as well as 64GB storage to run. These changes should make the Windows 11 experience better on all devices but will also increase the specification requirements for budget devices. If you are worried about Windows 11 requirements, then you can download the Windows PC Health Check (via WalkingCat) app to see if your PC meets the requirements. Source: Here are the official minimum system requirements for Windows 11 (via Neowin)

Back in June last year when Microsoft announced Windows 11 for the first time, the company laid out the minimum system requirements for the new OS. At the time, such strict requirements caused a lot of commotion since even a couple of generations-old CPUs were deemed un-supported for Windows 11. And though the company later revised its compatible CPU list to add some more of Intel models, the other necessities like Trusted Platform Module (TPM) version 2.0 - or Platform Trust Technology (PTT) in the case of Intel -and Secure Boot remained unchanged. Some games too, like Valorant, were blocked on systems which did not have TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot so as to enfore anti-cheat measures. Microsoft later explained in detail how such technologies like TPM 2.0 and Virtualization-based Security (VBS) took the security aspect of Windows 11 to the next level, and also demonstrated successful hacker attack on a system with TPM and other such security features disabled. In case you are wondering when exactly the Redmond giant started adding in these requirements on Windows 10, Twitter user and prolific leakster Xeno spotted the change within the Build 21327 for the first time. This was available in the appraiserres.dll in the Windows 10 build 21327. Speaking of the appraiserres DLL file, there's a workaround available for bypassing the system requirements check on Windows 11 which basically involved deleting this file. Windows 11 TPM, Secure Boot requirements get unearthed in old Windows 10 build

Keys were labeled "DO NOT TRUST." Nearly 500 device models use them anyway. In 2012, an industry-wide coalition of hardware and software makers adopted Secure Boot to protect against a long-looming security threat. The threat was the specter of malware that could infect the BIOS, the firmware that loaded the operating system each time a computer booted up. From there, it could remain immune to detection and removal and could load even before the OS and security apps did. The threat of such BIOS-dwelling malware was largely theoretical and fueled in large part by the creation of ICLord Bioskit by a Chinese researcher in 2007. ICLord was a rootkit, a class of malware that gains and maintains stealthy root access by subverting key protections built into the operating system. The proof of concept demonstrated that such BIOS rootkits weren't only feasible; they were also powerful. In 2011, the threat became a reality with the discovery of Mebromi, the first-known BIOS rootkit to be used in the wild. Keenly aware of Mebromi and its potential for a devastating new class of attack, the Secure Boot architects hashed out a complex new way to shore up security in the pre-boot environment. Built into UEFI—the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface that would become the successor to BIOS—Secure Boot used public-key cryptography to block the loading of any code that wasn’t signed with a pre-approved digital signature. To this day, key players in security—among them Microsoft and the US National Security Agency—regard Secure Boot as an important, if not essential, foundation of trust in securing devices in some of the most critical environments, including in industrial control and enterprise networks. An unlimited Secure Boot bypass On Thursday, researchers from security firm Binarly revealed that Secure Boot is completely compromised on more than 200 device models sold by Acer, Dell, Gigabyte, Intel, and Supermicro. The cause: a cryptographic key underpinning Secure Boot on those models that was compromised in 2022. In a public GitHub repository committed in December of that year, someone working for multiple US-based device manufacturers published what’s known as a platform key, the cryptographic key that forms the root-of-trust anchor between the hardware device and the firmware that runs on it. The repository was located at https://github.com/raywu-aaeon/Ryzen2000_4000.git, and it's not clear when it was taken down. The repository included the private portion of the platform key in encrypted form. The encrypted file, however, was protected by a four-character password, a decision that made it trivial for Binarly, and anyone else with even a passing curiosity, to crack the passcode and retrieve the corresponding plain text. The disclosure of the key went largely unnoticed until January 2023, when Binarly researchers found it while investigating a supply-chain incident. Now that the leak has come to light, security experts say it effectively torpedoes the security assurances offered by Secure Boot. “It’s a big problem,” said Martin Smolár, a malware analyst specializing in rootkits who reviewed the Binarly research and spoke to me about it. “It’s basically an unlimited Secure Boot bypass for these devices that use this platform key. So until device manufacturers or OEMs provide firmware updates, anyone can basically… execute any malware or untrusted code during system boot. Of course, privileged access is required, but that’s not a problem in many cases.” Binarly researchers said their scans of firmware images uncovered 215 devices that use the compromised key, which can be identified by the certificate serial number 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4. A table appearing at the end of this article lists each one. The researchers soon discovered that the compromise of the key was just the beginning of a much bigger supply-chain breakdown that raises serious doubts about the integrity of Secure Boot on more than 300 additional device models from virtually all major device manufacturers. As is the case with the platform key compromised in the 2022 GitHub leak, an additional 21 platform keys contain the strings “DO NOT SHIP” or “DO NOT TRUST.” Test certificate provided by AMI. Binarly Not ready for prime time These keys were created by AMI, one of the three main providers of software developer kits that device makers use to customize their UEFI firmware so it will run on their specific hardware configurations. As the strings suggest, the keys were never intended to be used in production systems. Instead, AMI provided them to customers or prospective customers for testing. For reasons that aren't clear, the test keys made their way into devices from a nearly inexhaustive roster of makers. In addition to the five makers mentioned earlier, they include Aopen, Foremelife, Fujitsu, HP, Lenovo, and Supermicro. Cryptographic key management best practices call for credentials such as production platform keys to be unique for every product line or, at a minimum, to be unique to a given device manufacturer. Best practices also dictate that keys should be rotated periodically. The test keys discovered by Binarly, by contrast, were shared for more than a decade among more than a dozen independent device makers. The result is that the keys can no longer be trusted because the private portion of them is an open industry secret. In an interview, Binarly founder and CEO Alex Matrosov wrote: “Imagine all the people in an apartment building have the same front door lock and key. If anyone loses the key, it could be a problem for the entire building. But what if things are even worse and other buildings have the same lock and the keys?” Matrosov said his team found identical test platform keys on both client and server-related products. Team members also determined that at least one test key was used in devices sold by three distinct manufacturers. “If the key will be leaked, it’s impacting the ecosystem,” he explained. “It’s not impacting a single device.” Binarly has named its discovery PKfail in recognition of the massive supply-chain snafu resulting from the industry-wide failure to properly manage platform keys. The report is available here. Proof-of-concept videos are here and here. Binarly has provided a scanning tool here. Secure Boot in a nutshell The four key resources to make Secure Boot work are: The Platform Key, or PK: This provides the root-of-trust anchor in the form of a cryptographic key embedded into the system firmware. It establishes the trust between the platform hardware and all firmware that runs on it. The Key Exchange Key, or KEK: This is the key that establishes trust between the operating system and the platform firmware. The Signature Database, or DB: A database containing trusted signatures and certificates for third-party UEFI components and boot loaders approved by the hardware manufacturer. The Forbidden Signature Database or DBX: A database of signatures and certificates used for revoking previously trusted boot components so they can no longer run during bootup. Updates to both the DB and DBX must be signed by a KEK in the Secure Boot KEK database. The following three images—provided by Binarly, Microsoft, and the NSA respectively—give a visual overview of these four main resources. Binarly Microsoft NSA Owning Secure Boot The threat posed by PKfail is that anyone with (1) knowledge of the private portion of an affected platform key and (2) administrative system rights to an affected device can completely bypass Secure Boot protections. The threat is most immediate for devices that use the platform key compromised in the 2022 leak on GitHub. As ESET’s Smolár explained: Last year, Smolár uncovered BlackLotus, the world’s first-known instance of real-world UEFI-dwelling malware that bypassed Secure Boot. The discovery resulted in the addition of several new entries in the forbidden DBX database. An attacker with knowledge of the private platform key material can “not only make BlackLotus work again but create other malware and enable it on all these devices,” he said. PKfail has parallels to at least two recent supply-chain mishaps. The first was in 2016, when a different AMI-supplied platform key stamped "DO NOT TRUST" was found in devices sold by Lenovo. The discovery led to the publishing of CVE-2016-5242 and at least one snarky social media post. The second parallel occurred last year, when a ransomware threat group breached hardware maker MSI and published two of its private cryptography keys. One of the keys was for digitally signing MSI firmware updates to cryptographically prove that they are legitimate ones from MSI rather than a malicious impostor from a threat actor. MSI used the second compromised key to secure Intel Boot Guard, The leak of this second key made it possible for attackers to bypass this alternate code-signing protection. In Thursday’s report, members of the Binarly Research team wrote: Four of the affected device makers responded to questions prior to this article going live. An Intel spokeswoman said that the affected Intel Server Board has since been discontinued. She continued: Supermicro issued a statement saying, “Supermicro has addressed Platform Key issues mostly in older generation systems with BIOS updates. Additional details can be found at Supermicro's Security Center.” An HP spokeswoman wrote: “To date we have ascertained that this issue is contained to certain end-of-service commercial systems, and we can confirm that it does not impact any consumer devices or any commercial devices either within service life or running on HP BIOS. Security is a top priority for HP and we continue to investigate this issue further.” A statement issued by Lenovo said: “Lenovo has investigated and determined that no supported Lenovo systems are exposed to the scenario Binarly claims in its PKFail research paper.” Fujitsu: “We would like to inform you that our server business was transferred to our subsidiary, Fsas Technologies Inc (FTI), in April this year. We have confirmed with FTI that the products you inquired about have already completed their sales and maintenance services.” None of the companies answered questions asking how their products came to be using test keys clearly marked as untrusted. All of the companies declined to outline the steps they take to ensure platform keys in their products are managed using best practices in the industry. Am I affected? The table below lists all products known to use the test key compromised in the 2022 leak on GitHub. An appendix at the end of the Binarly report lists all products known to have used that key or any of the other test keys. People who want to know if their Windows device uses one of the test platform keys can run the following powershell command: > [System.Text.Encoding]::ASCII.GetString((Get-SecureBootUEFI PK).bytes) -match "DO NOT TRUST|DO NOT SHIP" True Linux users can detect one of the test certificates by displaying the content of the PK variable: $ efi-readvar -v PK Variable PK, length 862 PK: List 0, type X509 Signature 0, size 834, owner 26dc4851-195f-4ae1-9a19- fbf883bbb35e Subject: CN=DO NOT TRUST - AMI Test PK Issuer: CN=DO NOT TRUST - AMI Test PK There's little that users of an affected device can do other than install a patch if one becomes available from the manufacturer. In the meantime, it's worth remembering that Secure Boot has a history of not living up to its promises. The most recent reminder came late last year with the disclosure of LogoFAIL, a constellation of image-parsing vulnerabilities in UEFI libraries from just about every device maker. By replacing the legitimate logo images with identical-looking ones that have been specially crafted to exploit these bugs, LogoFAIL makes it possible to execute malicious code at the most sensitive stage of the boot process, which is known as DXE, short for Driver Execution Environment. “My takeaway is ‘yup, [manufacturers] still screw up Secure Boot, this time due to lazy key management,’ but it wasn't obviously a change in how I see the world (secure boot being a fig leaf security measure in many cases),” HD Moore, a firmware security expert and CTO and co-founder at runZero, said after reading the Binarly report. “The story is that the whole UEFI supply chain is a hot mess and hasn't improved much since 2016.” Here are the 215 devices that use the compromised key, as revealed by Binarly: Vendor Model Release Date Firmware SHA256 Certificate Serial Number Acer c24-1655 2022-05-18 399f68dc94a6c42030efcd57fd034ff721f860b7b5d447779e7a6a6c99aba34f 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Acer aspire c22-1600 2022-01-17 d938d08543d35d4249a51057c1d9c62bb1f6440af19913c5feffcea47dd3de95 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Acer c24-962 2020-12-08 3d525f96f63995c51ab1bcd2c50ebb71661ffeca9f78f97cc97e851d0e2bbbdd 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Acer altos r680 f4 2019-07-17 a2679a9595a104d70bddc024dbc4f65f0dc9d906f30a0d1ae6b996b14246a6c2 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Acer altos r680s f4 2019-07-17 e5fdaabf11b236c5c7b040d674936e84db746a180ab9999317e16dcb77aeeba4 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Aopen iKBLMUx-DER(Volta Charging) 2022-04-27 fcd339e12730f057e41ad41228f9612d4954f2d0dbcfeef37e14dcdaf2866e05 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Dell xps-8950-desktop 2024-07-04 37b63cbe1951968b45b586673af076ff09ea34dffbe17955dd5fcbaf9922dd92 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Dell alienware-aurora-r13-desktop 2024-07-04 d776a493542f7a66d05844507e2a93f0c5f32bf6538ef58eca6f333eb614f04d 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Dell alienware-x15-r1-laptop 2024-07-04 b6b89edc03730460183665c182a26617a9b278288acaec12df88cb77dec51d8a 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Dell alienware-m17-r3-laptop 2024-07-04 c919c804dd8fa56303825c9f8d3cd1624cd0b7bf947de647bc18b02f20547012 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Dell alienware-area51m-r2-laptop 2024-07-04 e8a3b73af252dd1716397324b458f12bf589feb369660af827acac15c47abdd9 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Dell alienware-aurora-r15-desktop 2024-07-04 18e65d73545bdc0b0d631847e8ea1bcc095ec774a6ede90c2dcf9658803be6f3 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Dell alienware-aurora-r16-desktop 2024-07-03 31028653128770e6dc209ab83fbc2b50c1457962eff2796ad32eb96bcec0208b 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Dell xps-8960-desktop 2024-07-01 fe7e3b5d3ca095e1b9a4e2fbe8fa46f408916675b209ee535210ca835f4430e8 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Dell alienware-m17-r4-laptop 2024-06-12 f75b595b9ce5e1e25a5d64e54edffdf696251b4f4e860c0d3a03a183631f090e 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Dell alienware-aurora-r11-desktop 2024-06-06 8f79d9de33f5f131226a78ccb10bb16218a5be51b2105cc32e38ceb0c8c30e9a 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Dell alienware-m15-r2-laptop 2024-01-30 69da86e9cf24c49496529f3041604a6bb1c0c0ab86c192239d31d3a9b92467cd 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Dell alienware-15-r4 2022-12-08 608e410d1c0475dac58b1e8f36b477aa8d9e9f28d30ec89d44b550e36bbbaf47 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Formelife Studio Sys UPD 2021-02-08 a451ed9d6359fd109f495c75bab2678285265a72be64b3e5d0d5447a0e167cd5 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte E162-220 2024-06-20 e8659eec88d8ed7508ec7c651580a4a1b028aef3b286b6c178bf10c94ea9a0a0 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G262-IR0 2024-06-20 731df9e98a8eafad7ef38dac68ea145ca4e4798a03cddc36d0365ff923efb800 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G292-280 2024-06-20 36e61b1016165cd6ea10c5569727988e4dfe0284cfc7a23230c76fa6fa1a0710 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G492-ID0 (rev. 100) 2024-06-20 e568242fd9403b4e5f97c9f9f39b06aae69b7cb8d78f4ee5773ab590a5a538ab 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte H252-3C0 (rev. 100) 2024-06-20 2839b666d6177cece2786bab3e529ff310d742c8cf289314ee75c777a61f1c6d 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte H262-PC0 (rev. 100) 2024-06-20 d38731887a5e3ee5ca99d6f6b4ab1c5d8ead20246b1872466dbfa154e6998769 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte H262-PC1 (rev. 100) 2024-06-20 dd08e115ec07af4b2494807d28903c787f90adf4c0553383e2cd3bbd5f343bed 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte H262-PC2 2024-06-20 94bc1be01282aff48fc0a56cfe97fe5d3b8259345989e7cc78b3100f42aeb308 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MD72-HB0 (rev. 1.x/2.0) 2024-06-20 0c21e595f6cb6825a2cc2523a44c63f1d9612141740e0830326c61dd405d55d7 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MD72-HB1 (rev. 1.x) 2024-06-20 de652b50e4152e06100e177dd4e44dac92bb51d2f0e783176dad338d241107a5 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MD72-HB2 (rev. 1.x) 2024-06-20 ce57caef115789b978a0c79001232c06e316b2377378ee9a6526240671b96df1 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MD72-HB3 (rev. 1.x) 2024-06-20 aeceb9d2b5967597e69823b6aca157d2bb8f16d28a5f22433869898edac0f945 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MU72-SU0 (rev. 1.x/2.x) 2024-06-20 7ee64186fd36a89f143ab73db0f48a5defa8e2cdf430d488e0a50bb773ef203a 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MU92-TU0 (rev. 1.x) 2024-06-20 d394c43f2063758d9906c724e4f5e3227f6225e9d0ab000e862bcdb2e21deb84 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MU92-TU1 (rev. 1.x/2.x) 2024-06-20 abbb400ffb198b19e734685e4e10d1ac4c4bbe0ef226c989130922f4efbfd93e 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R182-34A 2024-06-20 bd1364247d72f0353ffcbd424dec6456127268a2e52c67e4f95ea825ee0e64ab 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R182-NA0 2024-06-20 d7afc67e73d101358adaf6dc010d0bfbf2a964444ffab3c6a57c6a53dae8d34a 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R182-NC0 2024-06-20 e3f0c98ac8f79168f5de66cb09991b91bc46804b2997a39f6087ef6d3a9be514 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R282-G30 2024-06-20 36c99e0a608a670d3ac37705372dc4cd1f2597ebbc16974350c07a3acf74d522 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte E152-ZE1 (rev. A00) 2024-06-18 a9638651a2475403924f124552dc199689a45d2e2e59e3dea2b223667dfb63de 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G152-Z12 2024-06-18 ad457250d51a0638880d9cf1df9dd029ab34b36265eda73c5459d8d0460ba3de 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G242-Z11 2024-06-18 2ab6af312a78886a13144814ce766a771604755f8dd303381658026304415280 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G242-Z12 2024-06-18 eef3fd99672410b85e6342c5757723d0d3ccecef9805237955baa20780de8b4f 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G262-ZR0 2024-06-18 f21b8f836105cdb4051d8bb29302dcf86836b640bf048b24f3c76e930b513b32 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G292-Z20 (rev. A00) 2024-06-18 62bb737d55f4caa082b7ea2aa6f8a59c8efdaf9d5ac5b158cbfb32a6cead8164 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G292-Z43 2024-06-18 1b6ff7d60400c7c21a5b28f947475e61abee187627c1ff12cddb25b1ce59ecb3 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G292-Z45 2024-06-18 18def9ce5aa6551c1d7e77e9f53e34701f77b89d6b32d41ea050cc94d52941e1 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G482-Z50 2024-06-18 b14d2e3fadc16c97684a4ae947798bb3a67372441dd7252568f71fc86e98ae9f 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G492-Z52 2024-06-18 062e3100bfbe635c66feed863141f7a6f2bfcf0b887a5b3d7ae31fb610d17cac 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte H252-Z12 (rev. A02) 2024-06-18 ac416150a9752dc20107bef240e73c6054af4992348003429bfd97a7373f4f27 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte H262-Z61 2024-06-18 340cc5c8f4468eb2d36b684dffbf139b4ac4504b5db3993c3c1b5145858c5131 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte H262-Z6B 2024-06-18 0e761b6f3c7d3a1407addf499ff848c493a9d0b0197368cbe858bbc4fa5a4702 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte H282-ZC0 (rev. A00) 2024-06-18 0b739af751913ea6ff42999069963dcf6a1bdd58a3de800ab721d9bdbd59bf0d 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MZ32-AR0 (rev. 3.x) 2024-06-18 a4102b19258804214beb838f61699a7623cc654341e6f60ad986dae805935c14 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MZ72-HB0 (rev. 3.x/4.x) 2024-06-18 e0a3837abd91821c4ad98687d2dc6456b7fcb05c8b672c48f242ffeabfa3e9b4 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MZ72-HB2 (rev. 3.x) 2024-06-18 7678e64f7728c059b228ddec74f0918f0544d5193f7b8efe0bf03e8f36c2f5c5 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R162-Z10 2024-06-18 122baff0bf1243b945a7eaa9ca55303469d624d6150d4da136d697878177f1a8 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R162-ZA2 2024-06-18 9d318d27111a3c5a2e3a6451103750d70dec9d6e9d048f7e98fcd60066b98aee 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R182-Z90 (rev. A00/B00/AT0) 2024-06-18 dbd77ee47e4bccbb2b8af2883765641e9d7c404937da2942637fa1b4b6d4d635 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R262-ZA2 2024-06-18 c7f73261e85bdc43932e49254cb8654ed2ce0945379592cecb081d51e5834289 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R282-Z97 (rev. A00) 2024-06-18 076310804e591d1c2d4ab1d53cff0866c04a4189e03e6964b528b8a94faa7991 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte S252-ZC0 2024-06-18 8927ee41096d71b75bbef2672e22f640a22ae3588f4f44786fff92c70b861885 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G191-H44 2024-05-27 28068e88e5041161f4485f958f49060d6a865e4beb0b53bafc8f3c5e5e3923b9 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G241-G40 (rev. 100) 2024-05-27 912834981a1de06dcdd4f8cfd11e7db46ac691e5ef20616d76d859e889c303be 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G291-2G0 (rev. 100) 2024-05-27 0dbbb711ff0879479dc30b9a7116fb94f093e0225b74916f6b79edae90d8fb2a 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G591-HS0 2024-05-27 bce2bb4589e9ba8bc8029514a887f3f3bb4ded3556bb5d77dc1a38bad564b435 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte H231-G20 (rev. 100/A00) 2024-05-27 819cf98fc21e036b3ae7e6390ae09edcf6fc6c260b22bf6ede0852029ef2495b 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte H261-H61 (rev. 100) 2024-05-27 190d03dff0cfed20b38ae3270c8bb197b024765963dff6b7730d96bfebcbb24c 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte H261-NO0 2024-05-27 7eab23785afd939c2abdf53e001e896c67216a6cc75b646d990fdf92ae226748 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte H281-PE0 2024-05-27 9f715f7b4128701de97332885c28547fe89ca4214de5af85623ab90670fdbbff 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MD61-SC2 (rev. 1.x) 2024-05-27 98c90d7d56e82fcf28b362fbf659c3dfd3f987de96d997defe2ef2e78f33cecf 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MD71-HB0 (rev. 1.x) 2024-05-27 82bbbdeed52e95c3f19ad09cc8fff5ea17f9f5341fbef5f88fba478c24e9fd66 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MD71-HB1 (rev. 1.x) 2024-05-27 c6957244c7417f2ea28889e02d23b63091b6049b82263872ec3a952765becf9c 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MU71-SU0 (rev. 1.x) 2024-05-27 67c4f4ad83e151ebe6e61092bec3153ec269e7be1945dbba0c61091a345a885e 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R161-340 (rev. 100/200) 2024-05-27 1bea20b7f9327d743487da2db53e5fb89ace6d22f56600b58918737418e716ee 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R281-3C1 2024-05-27 aef16fc11c0f6ddca64581dc5b42b9d6e4ab66807ae7c5a30ccfd8f6774a2b18 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R281-3C2 2024-05-27 5077c5d90bce52e6e22371dd64910f30aad69c42aaf9a144165682fffe23c3e0 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte T181-G20 (rev. 1.0) 2024-05-27 c2b46f65550950fb75d45f5bff54bbed8d4877d803a9688739abd47909fc5f6e 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte E251-U70 (rev. 100) 2024-03-20 6c404dfcb9550bf9080bb679ccfba607c96b149772c345ddeab0f881fdd16f8b 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R162-ZA1 2024-03-06 8567d8f2fd8a32c33c81aae33ef21e34f818159199f0beed6c10dd6e2283351f 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G242-Z10 2024-02-27 c7e9eff716b9e7000c89692637c58014ee0be37d7ddd39a0c2ae4ecba82e38fe 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MC62-G41 (rev. 1.0) 2024-02-26 dc4153ee0a3333ab789383cef8b0d9760b9f416138a093cd3357370261babf4e 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MX33-BS0 (rev. 1.x) 2024-02-21 a0e138096681313a3923eefa3bd3480e6416c73d627d3888b36ce7bb6b2b989f 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MD72-HB2 (rev. 1.x/2.x) 2024-01-12 e01af875c3100fa3d72d014aaf93417317a1a4a4e69c4a28c216c73dfa5e041f 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G482-Z54 2023-12-21 f446b6d7d932602558e4abdbea9a9b826a12d27c535ca6c2d0bafa5e34ec3864 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R271-Z00 (rev. B00) 2023-09-22 dcff49fc24b1b8cf02fce97a15b0bc8bb19c6979df21136007c677ac3b9023c7 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte E152-ZE0 2023-08-18 83d24271a7b1b9bba7070c128edcc8b4d6a5e7c96caa920baf5c014efbf6775d 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R282-Z93 (rev. A00) 2023-08-18 255ffd2b1161bb8a53626ad3920c40eb5f0f63cb1d5710969abf31797f8771de 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R162-ZA0 (rev. A00) 2023-08-17 85f9cdc44ed670c411f0892b769e91567f9a81bcdeb92861fcf6e2ffc7773f9c 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G262-ZO0 2023-08-16 efc056c3caa782e178b7ade2333316ef39a0a6e17157c68a61927b3a045061e9 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte H262-Z6A 2023-08-16 2ac696517ae7da9f3efe81af66b89b5f7b24beb6e09aca06e61e454915070a3b 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MZ72-HB0 (rev. 3.0/4.0) 2023-08-16 2ad038a3b127e95df1fc8fa61bafb96a113fe0093d9ecee66db9ece973c5a257 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MZ72-HB2 (rev. 3.0) 2023-08-16 225cea866d8c5843d32d6edc97764b69b05707e47c9537e6e6e7f4ac06775816 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G152-Z12 (rev. 200) 2023-08-14 e7969888310f2eceb73544fd8108eda95c1a3ea62ff57da93c643bc55b898f50 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G292-Z40 2023-08-14 d31512a9a475071b6e14a03aed7c5286aa0c622925d7a840bdee7158a7d9583c 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte H242-Z10 (rev. A00) 2023-08-14 1096dfa8e4e5f5d2410eacac73c51bd1b946bc4d2f110a44e8c33f53d0182eb5 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R152-Z30 2023-08-14 5297e4a26fd8ed927abcb2438a5ac2a4e35e770d06d272ed77b3d847bebb11fb 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G262-IR0 (rev. 100) 2023-06-16 43dd7e97fc6fd1fc0ac1ef601c00eed9ec9b5d5325243fb8c6f0ae3517fce89b 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G292-280 (rev. 100) 2023-06-16 5b7eee5f852ce1424dfd476d8713650e528fa359f19e551b7adb9b6a12ad467e 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G492-H80 2023-06-16 e79fefca976e762f76a8ce36494928dc2ba039de02b69659a87b5245cb27ac2f 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte H262-NO0 2023-06-16 d04141fdfff53843c10ef247e885ad9fb62ffc58c89580718ecd2b102a590f30 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte H262-NO1 2023-06-16 ca65772cdd5fef0d287957d5a6e308fa1126b9b40a2cd701e1190e852ce0bfd2 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R182-340 (rev. 100) 2023-06-16 ade7666d9e200c0929260025880128674b63349911f1d03857a42cf753f10b80 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G291-280 2023-06-15 6917b15d532856e0c0f7cbfc3501f4d5c273616046d94695e01ce07303f6011f 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G481-H80 (rev. 100) 2023-06-15 53a8edb12be4b79c231d3f950e20343f20f3727a6544504259639fa6506f2457 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte H231-H60 (rev. 100/A00) 2023-06-15 56289ef76755acc7f4e843b3ee0f29ec8f063f113f640b157d095d18a866d874 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R181-2A0 (rev. 100) 2023-06-15 01c95a23c9bfeff78ab2b6d77ca33e6a967cf624d1afb5fad393776c79a25920 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte S251-3O0 (rev. 100) 2023-06-15 303797b38020f7b91381f887954f819112509c4b855ebd75c7a31dd227acf1cc 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte S451-3R0 2023-06-15 c9a2e7d55dcf6e3f7537515d2c6cb0e36770a5fbea7a01dafe4a90359ade90eb 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte WRX80-SU8-IPMI (rev. 1.0) 2023-06-08 249510667c5c37bd25d731655d7dbf18c5fc2d8d377c0c2326810cda6d9c0f46 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R292-4S0 2023-06-06 1dcce1bfce8c75c3fdf8a307ba7f6d0231504095e1c4e6bf2166a4cf75df29cc 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R161-R12 2023-02-24 523e9d1bf5710144e36f9535141955dcf9a3d075fff092f6b4d1e12ee2eda562 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte TO23-H60 2022-10-24 955038954a0d1463be658fe518b6006f9fde166b67e9007f3befb9cfa62e5da9 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte GB-BRR7-4700 2022-09-16 a462c1a73072f541b6719e4cdee351d44a7cb3593dabbc6809b5b387d909eee5 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte GB-BRR7-4800 2022-09-16 424e8b46bd3feec4aae4ec33eae1ca8658526eeb66e121adb244d3c322dd005d 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte GB-BRR3-4300 (rev. 1.0) 2022-09-13 5cc12fd686928c97fa7fbfda17250579adc4e7bd11e46e88650de5ebca6ed03c 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte GB-BRR5-4500 (rev. 1.0) 2022-09-13 6ea44803e9b188161126374021e9d845136edd676d33fc80e5f9348b8d577a87 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte W771-Z00 (rev. 100) 2022-09-13 d07d7094aa0dbdb896f8d3dceb093ea8c1d72ee0009472ece73190d2071aee6e 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MB51-PS0 (rev. 1.0) 2022-08-05 372c9a6f86f60d7cef6ae2d2ee7ca0d55df998ba0a47468668c6758b3d3db725 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G492-ZD2 (rev. A00) 2022-06-21 c8ab653dc8a40406c0a8a4d71b56059a2f9b7c7ab9e883290acd071941c7bc25 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MW22-SE0 (rev. 1.0) 2022-06-21 d369b68d0c38afedcbb0eeb82f2d06d486e9c0ce212ebe3b0d9f8dfcdbbbf5b0 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MX32-4L0 (rev. 1.0) 2022-06-21 78ce8406e3b09a3450d41ba11c1dae91456f25c796441dabb52c7b7e261b3a69 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MW32-SP0 (rev. 1.0) 2022-06-20 0cd64d233ea4db6db2a90962d2888f4e5b967fbb24fa944ccbbfc2c02d5a358a 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MX32-BS0 (rev. 1.0) 2022-06-20 40234a98894a9855db1a921ffe9d272caa1e5702dcdd14afc82f6a91753fd460 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte GB-BER3-5300 2022-06-16 a3ab1a934f5806b5472f13257771924e3fcbaed289b2d6a860ec2fbbfd2d0c11 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte GB-BER3-5400 2022-06-16 06879fa2383284b0222247992f7d359bf5d0ddcebfdcd5b42a20ee5f46a8473f 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte GB-BER5-5500 (rev. 1.0) 2022-06-16 68f88269c87ecb16f9b7d9269005ce505a3498b9e3440054742481a2254d5aea 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte GB-BER5-5600 2022-06-16 d98134626baccb58d0d97613efeae6d504b112a4f8d8849e2599ceecf55f7fad 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte GB-BER7-5700 2022-06-16 ec439231fb2d3491a63b173bda078a128bf02b19262b3549f3a799992442d9e7 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte GB-BER7-5800 2022-06-16 7704838038c24fa47fadd54f19c5911fa39823ecfb5f451db59271112a07e777 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte GB-BMCE-4500C 2022-06-16 43cce322b194b9be7bedb247098e8b691878f238b14199cfba11af4422b3464d 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte GB-BMCE-5105 2022-06-16 c412ba0cc85278e93f349b9fae6011982f23f8f3a7b6539a36d90b551ae1006f 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte GB-BMPD-6005 2022-06-16 6f14b4087af44921d294462fb0d65259f18af0cc23b7ab1c5b87773b9c3c13e4 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte GB-BRi3-10110 (rev. 1.0) 2022-06-16 d6626703c5940d244a87f2967f0c54f4a5a7b53597dd92a0b561f28a2f9a9161 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte GB-BRi7-10510 (rev. 1.0) 2022-06-16 af98c4cea319d387751cb356a28390fa630a1b2f66920a3202b37e0acb861ade 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MF51-ES1 (rev. 1.0) 2022-06-14 dbe505cc1f3a4135628b7e22c7fddb99bf3ee1d46f82a84219e8cb0905c20ff2 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MF51-ES0 (rev. 1.0) 2022-06-13 d27437e85db58b607bc173e844b31dbfb8b949ea3c225e13377ae942572c4611 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MF51-ES2 (rev. 1.0) 2022-05-24 9bd110e7a5a1e1cdd77af3702309d98f748cdec6d25a5e76c04f63417e2e6a8d 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G492-Z50 (rev. A00) 2022-04-26 0b2bd8851706081fb9e310e5f4a7a97c3a0bb32eb7167a609e602ba6cec1ea89 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte GB-BSRE-1505 (rev. 1.0) 2022-02-14 2f18902d7afbe8d900b6552c2d7a86760f05c4698c1018053b2fad97f6ab51f7 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte GB-BSi3-1115G4 (rev. 1.0) 2022-02-14 6f6c034629c0d8df05227f4e7d85d02d8fa52d7fda0940fd4f80f62a23be06c8 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte GB-BSi5-1135G7 2022-02-14 baddfacc85e4aa97915493c4f66cde6002104bfc10ecfa3839c4fc6e32597953 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte GB-BSi7-1165G7 2022-02-14 b191f4293202c488ba673c288bb5edbaf506a9835a508ec38fa705797738c918 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G292-Z20 (rev. 100) 2021-12-21 e0ae28d4aca350a31f66402f4b0f46e05e4aaf77adfc813179a7df20c8f4b148 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte H261-Z60 2021-12-03 826f711b5accbc542c3e33d607f1dd10edfb3486772975f204aa2de43bdb52fb 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MZ71-CE0 (rev. 3.x/4.x) 2021-12-03 c0c4215e8207d397914a56edf50428f01ad3676c23630ef7b8c06cf36e45a7e1 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G292-Z40 (rev. 100) 2021-10-19 fcbed542b232be01a0ed2d52dcd3dddc101fafed3da9f3e3aa6b17b652e640f4 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G182-C20 2021-10-12 e133210fdecf2d57cde25b0bc706437210318e37655eb22a97000bf27a02c177 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R162-ZA0 (rev. 100) 2021-08-02 03e23d40902c4e68730e74ddadcc716f46032774001e1b6bc606c5294d4bacf8 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MZ72-HB0 (rev. 1.x) 2021-07-30 390cd14f2be9ff14cdcc90a9e705cc017bb2535e66b93859eddc233425998937 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G221-Z30 2021-07-12 8e8b934cc0bd3127262a9e52fac754d64abe27c09902a78acec81c0daf883f77 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G291-Z20 (rev. A00) 2021-07-12 8d49dfb69b420390cf13ff8f3a3b3ab88e5dcd46a182c4ac5be9868bc6278c35 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MZ71-CE0 (rev. 1.x) 2021-07-12 d3b797002d243cbed1182569ffc6b5e5f6243e59ee27bbabae7362fa80be6e91 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R181-Z90 2021-07-12 24be564cb337350bd9cbf409cd95f29b760e1ff872f99b27379c40b533e9f2e6 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R271-Z00 (rev. A00) 2021-07-12 99f913a3f88561d7163bb1ed79380dd346897e577315eef71695aeb861e82579 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte T181-Z70 (rev. A00) 2021-07-12 e42a49d2674808c57b781e8b3d78613a143ba9797d1a856ccd2a62302a49520e 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte GB-BRi7-10710 (rev. 1.0) 2021-07-02 14c74b9b80e71d3302c13aea0dfea3560e1452a55c698c20e457c5b495154443 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte GB-BRi5-10210(E) 2021-06-29 56430f2f4f9aef4e50f503dc8397fdb20b005bf38a8b9029c43e3eed56c39229 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G492-ZD0 2021-06-26 bacd1c945c9ff1ecea3e29039ad8b742c6d040e5792bb45008c1b7f664fb36bb 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G292-Z46 2021-06-17 31aa7ba19f6edb9472a3da22793803c265a0cb0b7cd7979db56251c37edcfe5f 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R282-Z90 (rev. A00) 2021-06-11 8cc6129ba23848fbd65b91a9b70999aad19d3b7a6d168066cbe4a0b759fc5a5c 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R282-Z96 (rev. 100) 2021-04-28 605db3a5cf91d915929488803446e5a51dda16d661e76840b707474d2df79069 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G482-Z50 (rev. 100) 2021-04-26 9b0c2aaaef88b38db18e4efd44b2582c8401f9a17f2c54d0e1f07d2c94a9a5f4 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G492-ZD0 (rev. 100) 2021-03-05 25555956322c0eaecf58fd759ed9b0b7857f9dd149b02de55e2f5eedb291117b 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte W281-G40 2021-02-18 f7c504d3d3907aa4c7f70ca1fbe1fed7e73426eb987b9c5e2f6b31d42e801af1 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MW51-HP0 (rev. 1.x) 2021-01-08 1190d15905ff8656d2d0601c388df633b1646fd585de4fe871fdf93fc23d35a0 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G482-Z53 2020-12-24 f5f61e3f93c7f6615cfdc26efce6a83b3188d697e2243643d08d10dfa9de8afb 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G482-Z54 (rev. 100) 2020-12-23 0fe0c762e396660fb30aeddcf5a5928af864eb44399271ed975913f36e46190e 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte C621 AORUS XTREME (rev. 1.0) 2020-10-27 7edc3eecb5d5ed515e06f8130d875fcae07cb0c7bfaa2e4cd8d86862e5ecc256 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte MJ11-EC0 (rev. 1.2) 2020-10-14 3631995d059e336863527f1511894bdfc61361bc0691a430b3896fb94746aded 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G291-Z20 (rev. 100) 2020-08-24 6d6107f0d094fab41eaf6073089de8a0b24bb7a66c5851f534a8f1d26812c3d2 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte H261-Z60 (rev. 100) 2020-08-24 edd3eccfbbc2ef2ac40e723697f67a346fca062ddd6679c5ff8cfbb91d3b6afb 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R181-Z90 (rev. 100) 2020-08-24 575fc48c70ea9ee40f8016ea2328ebe790e7e556333a95b9b511be466047f668 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte H261-T60 (rev. 100) 2020-08-20 6b636c9fc0ec84737f2238365e71c23e9227695cd5ad52bf40dbe8290920fb60 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte C621-SD8 2020-07-30 d6ad23c1fab3f0a2babb23e7907385e25a06801c2edd50d108e5b08f923855a8 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte C621-SU8 (rev. 1.0) 2020-07-30 b9017e90f6c47a9d9560cfd92206c4b2e624cd91cd7f0680fb75dd972ef9582d 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte GB-BSRE-1605 (rev. 1.0) 2020-07-29 d72f64d5a25b9088f7fff456d3783c2fb0e7926cd4de6469c6c3f57690830907 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte C621-WD12-IPMI (rev. 1.0) 2020-07-21 0215ce75b3629651d0c64b0b241095b58f0af921cec3022c524d531c22f1385e 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte C621-WD12 2020-05-06 f528dbe55aba35bd4e5d55fe853afed41c54d78719765944a5ea74dbc062f4b5 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G292-Z42 (rev. 100) 2019-12-17 09d1d8dff99b19615f14413d6ba20891819d481b12667452786510209344095e 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte G482-Z51 (rev. 100) 2019-11-29 4dcab1a378bb4cc541f210917c563b95dd678e185b4d0dc8483b175cbf9097ad 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte W42G-P08R 2019-09-03 f0d6176199b56171ec12bd663025c664b2bf3f8b844bc90edc8dbc3cc062871d 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte S12-P04R (rev. 1.0) 2019-06-27 25b628eb776a57d9fa45cffb00f8f3347cb9d7c2f3c33712348b85c3ecad2d4f 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R272-Z30 (rev. 100) 2019-06-25 fbf652a641fc3d847c148abb65130f7eece7a51a9c6607f1c403a8bbdde6ce48 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Gigabyte R181-T90 (rev. 100) 2019-06-12 c02c66a7d393e7bd8cf757197bbc6bc22fd9f9b38a8a1068166eba97bc5b4a29 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Intel BIOS Update [PNWHL357] 2023-12-18 a3fb2070233c4544bac73cd0f6578e65dfe5333cdec5a1e624806b4182127740 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Intel BIOS Update [PNWHL57v] 2023-12-18 0f9dd355e6ab0369a9df46af391350acff375e9c1c7a488aa06e875f3ab06fd2 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Intel Intel Server Board M10JNP2SB - Firmware Update Package - EFI BIOS 7220, BMC 8100.01.12 2023-04-03 ea519a5fd11f6a1955545f3c01fea145589b272c474f61c72437efda90f024bb 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Intel Intel Server Board M10JNP2SB - Firmware Update Package - EFI BIOS 7219, BMC 8100.01.11 2022-12-13 388cd43e6007e7550c22eff47ca1b4527de8883e30a572ba43e4a9a00c8203ea 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Intel Intel Server Board M10JNP2SB - Firmware Update Package - EFI BIOS 7218, BMC 8100.01.10 2022-06-29 460fda3a419e94caa56d17552e6acd4a67c678afb5b7e80b4651dda5956c54ac 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Intel Intel Server Board M10JNP2SB - Firmware Update Package - EFI BIOS 7217, BMC 8100.01.10 2022-03-24 a132cd6038454085a5d1fe961a70d08c7afb17c6a1b846a71ddb4c08edcae652 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Intel Intel Server Board M10JNP2SB - Firmware Update Package - EFI BIOS 7216, BMC 8100.01.10 2021-06-29 e871223077aedfb6983ab46ee71b1a1308797f2f0235b77b9cb4792d04d9f06f 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Supermicro AS -4124GQ-TNMI 2023-08-10 d5b2fb249bfea79224982d0663843ccf814511ba2054f37c18102ba06b312b31 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Supermicro MBD-H12DSG-Q-CPU6 2023-04-21 730417639fc5e894029fb0f33f8c5ea8c82829f1b4ea26d8f203f226a868b25a 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Supermicro MBD-H12DGO-6 2023-04-18 81c9d66ad0e9687e13eb4f7cc66838b64a3f4a2541ccb1844062780f6a85df9f 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Supermicro MBD-H12SSW-AN6 2023-04-18 c217692eb826ad399f33fcd12a2f1092764c3a584d4a135f646e7acb3cc18a73 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Supermicro MBD-H12DSU-iN 2023-04-13 0b4ccd02bd1e5e218672f1f959b76b621da86568b022b8f53f6e6c4de67c6745 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Supermicro MBD-H12DSi-N6 2023-04-13 7c4bc9a577443b1d8abffc2344cbc82691e72c2f53c0acde4b9ff7f56e11a0df 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Supermicro MBD-H12DGQ-NT6 2023-03-07 e3776bf7f73b11117981241dd64a0019bf291a426da3848373ca628712acbf7a 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Supermicro MBD-X11QPL 2020-02-24 d45f4621d8c40a27d4f4bcb5592a0baef7febe5bdf9f675963feab6230ec1c84 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Supermicro B11DPT 2019-09-06 b870f5071c2aaba57a714d409e27ba15c5bc2476ec5e16471a79f4272f23ea5a 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Supermicro X11QPH+ 2019-08-22 a39c7ae750563f43f67a832de470a146f11e27b68f9701c7f7b923c67c7c4eb7 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Supermicro X11DPS-RE 2019-06-11 fd8a767a767843abdd7165a1e1819463bc5195f169f0c570ae18ddc68d2f2029 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Supermicro B11QPI 2019-06-07 d128e52fb7278f14b6fe042982750ac0de39e4c32d10b771e039270603719aec 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Supermicro B11DPE 2019-05-29 beb4e0a939a94256dd65d981ba8d7c36fd4297a56dfa43a05520348817e67e60 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Supermicro X11SCH-F/LN4F 2019-05-24 a42a7f0f1c689c716915d4e3b9f611f4a586006d90de40f8661bf161427c207b 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Supermicro AOM-X11OPI-LBG-P/MBD-X11OPI-CPU-P 2019-05-10 058995906709407a71b19f551a86d38265bc75938334a0bdbfae7e14d6b00ac7 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Supermicro X11DPG-SN 2019-05-10 5d11d805debd6de0251df46a6d284fb76e1a4ef6b5981aa8e2782dcc29605e63 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Supermicro X11DGQ 2019-05-09 3005d1aec88adf5b46c7cbea0465d50f2e6845b76b05419068f10d1aa7325652 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Supermicro X11SSE8_308 2019-05-09 94a0261c16595d3eaee502cc7762d65ab6fcdabf49f16671d157536ac520d710 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Supermicro X11DPG-HGX2 2019-05-03 275bbd2e442fe8133c90beb65416ac3e2ba5d2933899348818287b6dfaa25e07 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Supermicro X11DPI-N(T) 2019-04-26 389f7518b4dd4e7eea1f595f9199693620b3cb5d542a609e709904f0b77675cd 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Supermicro X11DPi-N(T) 2019-04-01 849db7bb59486d02674bf6ca0c5d5577cba502b5c2f0d13ed6945fd466df00ec 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Supermicro X11OPi 2019-03-08 635060eff5f4c73209cb6fd8b6b4767f46c17267a24aa6c471dbbe656bcc65d4 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Supermicro C7Z270L8_222 2019-02-26 0d46bee3f5e5dabcaf681d3504a98b200ee88cc281e1a637ecf9fe19f89609b6 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Supermicro B11QPI-T 2019-02-22 185a6593df982988acc7d45f20c9dd32c001eb6e7b007e3ecf629c5fa9e241e9 55:fb:ef:87:81:23:00:84:47:17:0b:b3:cd:87:3a:f4 Source Hope you enjoyed this news post. 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One of the major security features Microsoft made mandatory as a system requirement for Windows 11 was Secure Boot. The idea behind Secure Boot is to prevent malicious software from loading when a system boots. This is done by verification of signed drivers and authenticating Windows boot files. With MSI, however, it looks like Secure Boot settings inside its motherboards have been set wrong for over a year. Polish security researcher Dawid Potocki discovered the issue on an MSI Pro Z790-A WiFi. All options under the "Image Execution Policy" inside Secure Boot settings are set to "Always Execute" which meant the motherboard would accept every OS image whether trusted or not. On the AMD Ryzen side, a B450 Tomahawk Max showed similar problem (firmware version 7C02): Upon further digging around, Potocki found that the roots of the issue can be dated back to sometime around Q3 2021. This means MSI motherboards have been vulnerable to exploitation for over a year. A full list of affected motherboards for both AMD and Intel has been provided by Potocki: Affected motherboards (all firmware versions): AMD: Every X670(E) motherboard Every B650(E) motherboard X570: MEG X570S ACE MAX MEG X570S UNIFY-X MAX MPG X570S CARBON MAX WIFI / MPG X570S CARBON EK X B550: B550 GAMING GEN3 MAG B550 TOMAHAWK MAX WIFI PRO B550M-P GEN3 PRO B550-P GEN3 PRO B550-VC Intel: Every Z790 motherboard Every B760 motherboard Z590: MEG Z590 UNIFY-X B660: MAG B660M MORTAR MAX WIFI DDR4 PRO B660M-A CEC WIFI DDR4 V2 H610: PRO H610M 12VO PRO H610M VDHP DDR4 PRO H610M-E DDR4 H410: PRO H410M-B Affected motherboards (newer firmware versions) (confirmed): AMD: TRX40: Creator TRX40: 7C59v17 (2022-05-18) [2022-05-17] TRX40 PRO 10G / TRX40-A PRO: 7C60v18 (2022-05-24) [2022-05-17] TRX40 PRO WIFI: 7C60v28 (2022-05-24) [2022-05-17] X399: MEG X399 CREATION: 7B92v146 (2022-08-11) [2022-08-11] X399 GAMING PRO CARBON AC: 7B09v1D9 (2022-08-11) [2022-08-10] X399 SLI PLUS: 7B09vA89 (2022-08-11) [2022-08-11] X570: MAG X570 TOMAHAWK WIFI: 7C84v18 (2022-01-06) [2021-12-29] MAG X570S TOMAHAWK MAX WIFI: 7D54v11 (2021-12-22) [2021-12-17] MAG X570S TORPEDO MAX: 7D54vA1 (2021-12-22) [2021-12-17] MEG X570 ACE: 7C35v1H1 (2022-01-05) [2022-01-14] MEG X570 GODLIKE: 7C34v1F (2022-01-05) [2021-12-27] MEG X570 UNIFY: 7C35vAB (2021-12-23) [2021-12-22] MPG X570 GAMING EDGE WIFI: 7C37v1G (2021-12-22) [2021-12-16] MPG X570 GAMING PLUS: 7C37vAF (2021-12-22) [2021-12-16] MPG X570 GAMING PRO CARBON WIFI: 7B93v1E (2021-12-22) [2021-12-17] MPG X570S EDGE MAX WIFI: 7D53v11 (2021-12-28) [2021-12-27] PRESTIGE X570 CREATION: 7C36v1F (2022-01-05) [2021-12-19] X570-A PRO: 7C37vHF (2021-12-21) [2021-12-16] X470: X470 GAMING M7 AC: 7B77v1I1 (2022-07-15) [2022-07-19] X470 GAMING PLUS: 7B79vAL1 (2022-07-04) [2022-06-24] X470 GAMING PLUS MAX: 7B79vHD2 (2021-09-29) [2021-09-26] X470 GAMING PRO: 7B79v1I (2022-01-28) [2022-01-26] X470 GAMING PRO CARBON / X470 GAMING PRO CARBON AC: 7B78v2I1 (2022-07-15) [2022-07-16] X470 GAMING PRO MAX: 7B79vMB (2021-09-29) [2021-09-28] X370: X370 GAMING M7 ACK: 7A35v1H2 (2022-05-10) [2022-05-12] X370 GAMING PLUS: 7A33v5L2 (2022-05-10) [2022-05-12] X370 GAMING PRO: 7A33v4K1 (2022-05-10) [2022-05-11] X370 GAMING PRO CARBON: 7A32v1P1 (2022-05-10) [2022-05-13] X370 GAMING PRO CARBON AC: 7A32v2K1 (2022-05-10) [2022-05-13] X370 KRAIT GAMING: 7A33v1L2 (2022-05-10) [2022-05-10] X370 SLI PLUS: 7A33v3L2 (2022-05-10) [2022-05-11] X370 XPOWER GAMING TITANIUM: 7A31v1O2 (2022-05-10) [2022-05-10] B550: B550-A PRO: 7C56vA8 (2021-12-20) [2021-12-16] B550M PRO: 7D14v26 (2022-01-05) [2021-12-22] B550M PRO-DASH: 7C95v37 (2021-12-22) [2021-12-21] B550M PRO-VDH / B550M PRO-VDH WIFI: 7C95v29 (2022-01-05) [2021-12-23] B550M PRO-VDH WIFI (CEC): 7C95vH1 (2022-01-05) [2021-12-23] B550M-A PRO: 7C96v26 (2021-12-15) [2021-12-13] MAG B550 TOMAHAWK: 7C91vA8 (2021-12-20) [2021-12-16] MAG B550 TORPEDO: 7C91vH5 (2021-12-20) [2021-12-16] MAG B550M BAZOOKA: 7C95vA8 (2022-01-05) [2021-12-23] MAG B550M MORTAR / MAG B550M MORTAR WIFI / MAG B550M MORTAR MAX WIFI: 7C94v19 (2021-12-20) [2021-12-15] MAG B550M VECTOR WIFI: 7D14vB6 (2022-01-05) [2021-12-19] MEG B550 UNIFY: 7D13v14 (2021-12-22) [2021-12-17] MEG B550 UNIFY-X: 7D13vA4 (2021-12-23) [2021-12-17] MPG B550 GAMING CARBON WIFI: 7C90v18 (2021-12-22) [2021-12-20] MPG B550 GAMING EDGE WIFI: 7C91v18 (2021-12-20) [2021-12-15] MPG B550 GAMING PLUS: 7C56v18 (2022-01-05) [2021-12-30] MPG B550I GAMING EDGE WIFI / MPG B550I GAMING EDGE MAX WIFI: 7C92v18 (2021-12-22) [2021-12-21] PRO B550M-VC WIFI: 7C95vH1 (2022-01-05) [2021-12-23] B450: B450 GAMING PLUS MAX: 7B86vHD3 (2021-09-29) [2021-09-28] B450 GAMING PRO CARBON MAX WIFI: 7B85v283 (2021-09-29) [2021-09-28] B450 MORTAR MAX: 7B89v2E3 (2021-09-29) [2021-09-28] B450 TOMAHAWK: 7C02v1H8 (UNKNOWN) [2022-04-18] B450 TOMAHAWK MAX: 7C02v3C (2021-09-29) [2021-09-27] B450 TOMAHAWK MAX II: 7C02vH63 (2021-09-29) [2021-09-27] B450-A PRO MAX: 7B86vME3 (2021-09-29) [2021-09-28] B450I GAMING PLUS AC: 7A40vAF7 (UNKNOWN) [2022-03-30] B450I GAMING PLUS MAX WIFI: 7A40vB62 (2021-09-29) [2021-09-27] B450M BAZOOKA: 7A38vHH6 (UNKNOWN) [2022-04-13] B450M BAZOOKA MAX WIFI: 7C87v17 (2021-09-29) [2021-09-27] B450M BAZOOKA PLUS: 7B90v1F6 (UNKNOWN) [2022-04-21] B450M BAZOOKA V2: 38vPE6 (UNKNOWN) [2022-04-13] B450M MORTAR: 7B89v1I (2022-08-10) [2022-07-27] B450M MORTAR TITANIUM: 7B89vAG6 (UNKNOWN) [2022-04-21] B450M PRO-M2 MAX: 7B84vAE2 (2021-09-29) [2021-09-27] B450M PRO-M2: 7B84v2H7 (UNKNOWN) [2022-04-11] B450M PRO-M2 V2: 7B84v4E (UNKNOWN) [2022-04-11] B450M PRO-VDH PLUS: 7A38v9C4 (2021-10-12) [2021-10-09] B450M PRO-VDH V2: 7A38v8F6 (UNKNOWN) [2022-04-13] B450M-A PRO MAX: 7C52v3D2 (2021-09-29) [2021-09-28] B350: B350 GAMING PLUS: 7A34vMHS (2021-11-04) [2021-11-04] B350 GAMING PRO CARBON: 7B00v1JS (2021-11-02) [2021-11-01] B350 KRAIT GAMING: 7B08v1IS (2021-11-02) [2021-11-01] B350 PC MATE: 7A34vALS (2021-11-04) [2021-11-04] B350 TOMAHAWK: 7A34v1Q2 (2021-11-04) [2021-11-04] B350 TOMAHAWK ARCTIC: 7A34vHKS (2021-11-04) [2021-11-04] B350 TOMAHAWK PLUS: 7B36v1ER (2021-11-02) [2021-11-01] B350I PRO AC: 7A40v1E2 (2022-05-10) [2021-11-01] B350M BAZOOKA: 7A38v1LR (2021-11-02) [2021-11-01] B350M GAMING PRO: 7A39v2NS (2021-11-02) [2021-11-01] B350M MORTAR: 7A37v1MW (2021-11-04) [2021-11-01] B350M MORTAR ARCTIC: 7A37vAKT (2021-11-04) [2021-11-01] B350M PRO-VD PLUS: 7B38v2GV (2021-11-04) [2021-11-04] B350M PRO-VDH PLUS: 7A38vAJS (2021-11-02) [2021-11-02] B350M PRO-VH PLUS: 7B07v2FV (2021-11-02) [2021-11-01] A520: A520M PRO: 7D14v193 (2021-09-27) [2021-09-26] A520M PRO-C DASH: 7C57v173 (2021-09-27) [2021-09-26] A520M PRO-VDH: 7D49v135 (2021-09-27) [2021-09-26] A520M PRO-VH: 7C96vA81 (2022-08-08) [2022-08-11] A520M-A PRO: 7C96v183 (2021-09-27) [2021-09-28] MAG A520M BAZOOKA WIFI: 7D49vA35 (2021-09-27) [2021-09-26] MAG A520M VECTOR WIFI: 7D14vA93 (2021-09-27) [2021-09-26] A320: A320M GRENADE: 7A39vAK2 (2022-05-10) [2022-05-11] A320M PRO-VH / A320M-A PRO M2: 7C52v192 (2022-01-05) [2022-01-04] A320M PRO-C: 7C58v242 (2022-05-10) [2022-05-13] A320M-A PRO MAX: 7C52v411 (2022-05-10) [2022-05-10] A320M-A PRO: 7C51v162 (2021-12-28) [2021-12-22] A320M PRO-M2 V2: 7B84v34Z (2021-11-04) [2021-11-04] A320M PRO-E: 7A36vH51 (2021-11-02) [2021-11-02] A320M PRO-VD/S V2: 7A36vA63 (2022-05-10) [2022-05-14] A320M PRO-M2: 7B84v191 (2022-07-19) [2022-07-19] A320M PRO-VHL: 7B07v1I2 (2022-05-10) [2022-05-10] A320M PRO-VD PLUS: 7B38v1I2 (2022-05-10) [2022-05-13] A320M PRO-VH PLUS: 7B07v3I2A (2022-05-10) [2022-05-10] A320M BAZOOKA: 7A38v2K2 (2022-05-10) [2022-05-11] A320M GAMING PRO: 7A39v1M2 (2022-05-10) [2022-05-10] A320M PRO-VD/S: 7A36v2L3 (2022-05-10) [2022-05-14] Intel: X299: Creator X299: 7B96v151 (2022-03-10) [2022-09-07] MEG X299 CREATION: 7C06v183 (UNKNOWN) [2022-09-07] X299 GAMING M7 ACK: 7A90v1G (UNKNOWN) [2022-09-07] X299 GAMING PRO CARBON / X299 GAMING PRO CARBON AC: 7A95v1H2 (UNKNOWN) [2022-09-07] X299 PRO / X299 PRO 10G: 7B94v142 (UNKNOWN) [2022-09-07] X299 RAIDER: 7A94v1H4 (UNKNOWN) [2022-09-07] X299 SLI PLUS: 7A93v1I6 (UNKNOWN) [2022-09-08] X299 TOMAHAWK / X299 TOMAHAWK AC: 7B05v1G2 (UNKNOWN) [2022-09-07] X299 TOMAHAWK ARCTIC: 7B05v2G (UNKNOWN) [2022-09-07] X299 XPOWER GAMING AC: 7A91v1F2 (UNKNOWN) [2022-09-08] X299-A PRO / X299-S01A: 7A94vA24 (2022-03-10) [2022-09-07] X299M GAMING PRO CARBON AC: 7B06v1F2 (2022-03-10) [2022-09-07] X299M-A PRO: 7B40v1D2 (2022-03-10) [2022-09-07] Z690: MAG Z690 TOMAHAWK WIFI: 7D32vH41 (2022-05-18) [2022-05-17] MAG Z690 TOMAHAWK WIFI DDR4: 7D32v142 (2022-05-18) [2022-05-18] MAG Z690 TORPEDO / MAG Z690 TORPEDO EK X: 7D32vA41 (2022-05-18) [2022-05-17] MAG Z690M MORTAR WIFI: 7D42vB31 (2022-05-18) [2022-05-19] MEG Z690 ACE: 7D27v143 (2022-05-18) [2022-05-17] MEG Z690 GODLIKE: 7D26v141 (2022-05-18) [2022-05-18] MEG Z690 UNIFY: 7D28v142 (2022-05-18) [2022-05-18] MEG Z690 UNIFY-X: 7D28vA42 (2022-05-18) [2022-05-18] MEG Z690I UNIFY: 7D29v142 (2022-05-18) [2022-05-18] MPG Z690 CARBON WIFI / MPG Z690 CARBON EK X: 7D30v144 (2022-05-18) [2022-05-17] MPG Z690 EDGE WIFI: 7D31vH42 (2022-05-18) [2022-05-18] MPG Z690 EDGE WIFI DDR4: 7D31v144 (2022-05-18) [2022-05-18] MPG Z690 FORCE WIFI: 7D30vA42 (2022-05-18) [2022-05-17] PRO Z690-A / PRO Z690-A WIFI: 7D25vA42 (2022-05-23) [2022-05-17] PRO Z690-A DDR4 / PRO Z690-A WIFI DDR4: 7D25v143 (2022-05-23) [2022-05-17] PRO Z690-P DDR4: 7D36vA5 (2022-05-18) [2022-05-18] PRO Z690-P WIFI: 7D33v121 (2022-05-18) [2022-05-18] Z590: MAG Z590 TOMAHAWK WIFI: 7D08v23 (2021-09-15) [2021-09-13] MAG Z590 TORPEDO: 7D08vA3 (2021-09-15) [2021-09-13] MEG Z590 ACE / MEG Z590 ACE GOLD EDITION: 7D04v13 (2021-09-15) [2021-09-22] MEG Z590 GODLIKE: 7D03vA3 (2021-09-15) [2021-09-22] MEG Z590 UNIFY: 7D38v12 (2021-09-15) [2021-09-06] MEG Z590 UNIFY-X: 7D38vA2 (2021-09-15) [2021-09-06] MEG Z590I UNIFY: 7D05v13 (2021-09-13) [2021-09-08] MPG Z590 GAMING CARBON WIFI / MPG Z590 CARBON EK X: 7D06v15 (2021-09-15) [2021-09-13] MPG Z590 GAMING EDGE WIFI: 7D07v13 (2021-09-13) [2021-09-09] MPG Z590 GAMING FORCE: 7D06vA3 (2021-09-15) [2021-09-13] MPG Z590 GAMING PLUS: 7D07vA3 (2021-09-13) [2021-09-09] MPG Z590M GAMING EDGE WIFI: 7D12v12 (2021-09-14) [2021-09-08] Z590 PLUS: 7D11v13 (2021-09-15) [2021-09-09] Z590 PRO / Z590 PRO WIFI / Z590-A PRO: 7D09v13 (2021-09-08) [2021-09-06] Z590 PRO WIFI (CEC): 7D09vA3 (2021-09-09) [2021-09-06] Z590M PRO: 7D18v22 (2021-09-15) [2021-09-09] Z490: MAG Z490 TOMAHAWK: 7C80v1A (2021-10-18) [2021-10-19] MEG Z490 ACE: 7C71v1A (2021-09-13) [2021-09-30] MEG Z490 GODLIKE: 7C70v1A (2021-10-18) [2021-10-21] MEG Z490 UNIFY: 7C71vAA (2021-09-13) [2021-09-30] MEG Z490I UNIFY: 7C77v1A (2021-10-18) [2021-10-20] MPG Z490 GAMING CARBON WIFI / MPG Z490 CARBON EK X: 7C73v1A (2021-10-18) [2021-10-22] MPG Z490 GAMING EDGE WIFI: 7C79v19 (2021-09-13) [2021-09-30] MPG Z490 GAMING PLUS: 7C75vA9 (2021-09-13) [2021-09-30] MPG Z490M GAMING EDGE WIFI: 7C76v2A (2021-09-13) [2021-09-30] Z490 PLUS: 7C98v16 (2021-10-30) [2021-10-22] Z490-A PRO: 7C75v2B (2021-09-13) [2021-09-30] Z390: MAG Z390 TOMAHAWK: 7B18v1C (2022-11-08) [2022-11-02] MAG Z390M MORTAR: 7C00v1B3 (2022-10-14) [2022-10-13] MEG Z390 ACE: 7B12v1B3 (2022-10-14) [2022-10-13] MEG Z390 GODLIKE: 7B10v1D (2022-11-07) [2022-11-01] MPG Z390 GAMING EDGE AC: 7B17vAC3 (2022-10-14) [2022-10-13] MPG Z390 GAMING PLUS: 7B51v1E2 (2022-10-14) [2022-10-12] MPG Z390 GAMING PRO CARBON / MPG Z390 GAMING PRO CARBON AC: 7B17v1C3 (2022-10-14) [2022-10-13] MPG Z390I GAMING EDGE AC: 7C04v1B (2022-11-07) [2022-10-21] MPG Z390M GAMING EDGE AC: 7B50v1C (2022-10-24) [2022-10-20] Z390-A PRO: 7B98v1E (2022-11-08) [2022-10-21] B660: MAG B660 TOMAHAWK EVA e-PROJECT: 7D41vH31 (2022-05-23) [2022-05-23] MAG B660 TOMAHAWK WIFI: 7D41vA31 (2022-05-23) [2022-05-23] MAG B660 TOMAHAWK WIFI DDR4: 7D41v241 (2022-05-23) [2022-05-23] MAG B660M BAZOOKA: 7D43vM21 (2022-05-23) [2022-05-21] MAG B660M MORTAR / MAG B660M MORTAR WIFI: 7D42vA31 (2022-05-18) [2022-05-19] MAG B660M MORTAR DDR4 / MAG B660M MORTAR WIFI DDR4: 7D42v143 (2022-05-18) [2022-05-19] PRO B660-A / PRO B660M-A WIFI: 7D59vA31 (2022-05-23) [2022-05-21] PRO B660-A DDR4 / PRO B660M-A WIFI DDR4: 7D59v131 (2022-05-23) [2022-05-21] PRO B660M-A / PRO B660M-A WIFI: 7D43vA31 (2022-05-23) [2022-05-20] PRO B660M-A CEC WIFI DDR4: 7D37v131 (2022-05-18) [2022-05-18] PRO B660M-A DDR4 / PRO B660M-A WIFI DDR4: 7D43v133 (2022-05-23) [2022-05-19] PRO B660M-B: 7D45vA21 (2022-05-23) [2022-05-20] PRO B660M-B DDR4: 7D45v141 (2022-05-23) [2022-05-20] PRO B660M-E DDR4: 7D46v231 (2022-05-18) [2022-05-18] PRO B660M-G: 7D45vA21 (2022-05-23) [2022-05-20] PRO B660M-G DDR4: 7D45v141 (2022-05-23) [2022-05-23] PRO B660M-P DDR4 / PRO B660M-P WIFI DDR4: 7D24v221 (2022-05-18) [2022-05-18] PRO B660M-VC WIFI DDR4: 7D37v131 (2022-05-18) [2022-05-18] B560: B560-A PRO: 7D15vH1 (2021-09-15) [2021-09-09] B560M PRO: 7D20v13 (2021-09-15) [2021-09-09] B560M PRO WIFI: 7D21v12 (2021-09-15) [2021-09-09] B560M PRO-E: 7D22v23 (2021-09-15) [2021-09-09] B560M PRO-VDH / B560M PRO-VDH WIFI: 7D18v13 (2021-09-15) [2021-09-09] B560M PRO-VDH WIFI (CEC): 7D18vH1 (2021-09-15) [2021-09-09] B560M-A PRO: 7D20v253 (2022-05-23) [2022-05-21] MAG B560 TOMAHAWK WIFI: 7D15v23 (2021-09-15) [2021-09-09] MAG B560 TORPEDO: 7D15vA3 (2021-09-15) [2021-09-09] MAG B560M BAZOOKA: 7D18vA3 (2021-09-15) [2021-09-09] MAG B560M MORTAR / MAG B560M MORTAR WIFI: 7D17v14 (2021-09-09) [2021-09-08] MPG B560I GAMING EDGE WIFI: 7D19v13 (2021-09-10) [2021-09-09] B460: B460M PRO / B460M-A PRO: 7C88v17 (2021-10-18) [2021-10-22] B460M PRO-VDH / B460M PRO-VDH WIFI: 7C83v15 (2021-10-30) [2021-10-26] MAG B460 TOMAHAWK: 7C81v13 (2021-10-30) [2021-10-25] MAG B460 TORPEDO: 7C81vA2 (2021-10-30) [2021-10-25] MAG B460M BAZOOKA: 7C83vA4 (2021-10-30) [2021-10-26] MAG B460M MORTAR / MAG B460M MORTAR WIFI: 7C82v15 (2021-10-18) [2021-10-19] MPG B460I GAMING EDGE WIFI: 7C86v12 (2021-11-12) [2021-11-05] B360: B360M BAZOOKA PLUS: 7B23vHC (2022-10-28) [2022-10-24] B360-A PRO / B360 GAMING ARCTIC / B360 GAMING PLUS: 7B22v2D (2022-10-24) [2022-10-21] B360M PRO-VD / B360M PRO-VH: 7B53v1C (2022-11-07) [2022-10-21] B360M PRO-VDH: 7B24vAC (2022-11-02) [2022-10-26] B360M MORTAR: 7B23v1C (2022-10-27) [2022-10-24] B360M MORTAR TITANIUM: 7B23vAC (2022-10-27) [2022-10-24] B360M BAZOOKA: 7B24v2C (2022-11-02) [2022-10-26] B360 GAMING PRO CARBON: 7B16v2D (2022-11-14) [2022-11-03] B360M GAMING PLUS: 7B19v1B (2022-10-25) [2022-10-20] B360I GAMING PRO AC: 7B31v1B (2022-11-07) [2022-10-28] B360-F PRO: 7B25v1B (2022-10-24) [2022-10-20] H670: MAG H670 TOMAHAWK WIFI DDR4: 7D25vH4 (2022-05-23) [2022-05-23] H610: PRO H610M-B DDR4 / PRO H610M-G DDR4 / PRO H610M-G WIFI DDR4: 7D46v131 (2022-05-18) [2022-05-18] PRO H610M-C EX: 7D56v131 (2022-05-23) [2022-05-20] PRO H610M-C EX DDR4: 7D56vA11 (2022-05-23) [2022-05-23] H510: H510I PRO WIFI: 7D16v13 (2021-09-10) [2021-09-09] H510M PRO: 7D22v16 (2021-09-15) [2021-09-09] H510M PRO-E: 7D23v11 (2021-09-16) [2021-09-14] H510M-A PRO: 7D22v35 (2021-09-15) [2021-09-10] H510TI-S01: 7D35v11 (2022-02-10) [2022-01-20] H410: H410I PRO WIFI: 7C86v22 (2021-11-12) [2021-11-08] H410M PRO / H410M-A PRO / H410M PRO-VH: 7C89v19 (2021-11-01) [2021-11-05] H410M PRO-C: 7D01v14 (2021-10-18) [2021-11-05] H410M PRO-E: 7C85v11 (2021-10-18) [2021-10-22] H370: H370 GAMING PLUS: 7B22v1D (2022-10-25) [2022-10-21] H370 GAMING PRO CARBON: 7B16v1D (2022-11-11) [2022-11-03] H370M BAZOOKA: 7B24v1C (2022-11-02) [2022-10-26] H310: H310-A PRO: 7B83v1B (2022-11-07) [2022-10-26] H310-F PRO: 7B25v2B (2022-10-24) [2022-10-21] H310I PRO: 7B80v1A (2022-11-08) [2022-10-28] H310M GAMING ARCTIC: 7B28vHB (2022-10-25) [2022-10-21] H310M GAMING PLUS: 7B28v1B (2022-10-25) [2022-10-21] H310M PRO-D / H310M PRO-VD / H310M PRO-VH: 7B33v1D (2022-11-08) [2022-10-28] H310M PRO-M2: 7B28vAC (2022-10-24) [2022-10-20] H310M PRO-VDH: 7B29v1D (2022-10-14) [2022-10-12] H310M PRO-VHL: 7B27v1C (2022-10-27) [2022-10-24] H310M PRO-VL: 7B75v1B (2022-10-24) [2022-10-21] Unaffected motherboards (so far): AMD: A320: A320M PRO-VD Intel: Z590: MPG Z590 GAMING EDGE WIFI SP Every Z370 motherboard H310: H310M PRO-C H310M PRO-D PLUS H310M PRO-M2 PLUS H310M PRO-VD PLUS H310M PRO-VDH PLUS H310M PRO-VH PLUS H310M PRO-VL PLUS H310M PRO-VLH PLUS Additionally, Dawid Potocki has been unable to determine the status of some Intel chipset boards. Hence, they have asked for assistance from volunteers: No downloadable firmware available, need volunteers Intel: X299: MPG X299M GAMING EDGE AC H610: H610TI-S01 H510: H510TI-S03 H510TI-S05 PRO H510M-E You can find more details about this issue on Dawid Potocki's blog post. Source: Dawid Potocki via Risky Biz News Beware: Windows 11 system requirement Secure Boot broken on MSI motherboards, full list here