Intel and AMD have issued ten new security advisories on Patch Tuesday to inform customers about vulnerabilities in their products.
Intel released eight new advisories, two of which describe high-severity vulnerabilities. One of the most serious issues is a local privilege escalation that affects the BIOS firmware for some Intel processors. The second is a local privilege escalation that affects the on-chip debug and test interface in some 4th Generation Intel Xeon processors running SGX or TDX technology.
The chip giant has issued microcode updates and other patches to address these vulnerabilities. Many of the flaws were discovered internally by Intel, which recently reported patching 353 security holes from last year.
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