imdarkbreeze
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I wanted to make a clarification/correction here, which wasn't my fault, but was in fact an error on the part of TechpowerUP in their article. Having contacted Gigabyte to get clarification on this issue since the Eclipsium list linked to in the TechpowerUP article indicated that boards all the way up to Z790 are affected, which is what I posted earlier in this thread, they got back with me to indicate that is not correct.
So what happened is, TechpowerUP linked to an OLD Eclipsium list, from a DIFFERENT vulnerability that affected Gigabyte boards back in 2023 which DID affect boards all the way up from 8th gen TO Z790. The recent vulnerability ONLY affects boards up to Z590, so I apologize for echoing that wrong information and wanted to be sure it was understood that that information was not accurate.
So what happened is, TechpowerUP linked to an OLD Eclipsium list, from a DIFFERENT vulnerability that affected Gigabyte boards back in 2023 which DID affect boards all the way up from 8th gen TO Z790. The recent vulnerability ONLY affects boards up to Z590, so I apologize for echoing that wrong information and wanted to be sure it was understood that that information was not accurate.
