Recently, Lenovo’s new BIOS updates fixes the high-severity vulnerabilities impacting hundreds of devices in several models (Desktop, All in One, IdeaCentre, Legion, ThinkCentre, ThinkPad, ThinkAgile, ThinkStation, ThinkSystem).
The potential impact may include Information disclosure, privilege escalation and denial of service.
American Megatrends security enhancements (AMI), no CVE available.
According to the Lenovo’s security advisory, “Update system firmware to the version (or newer) indicated for your model”.
The company has fixed the issues in the new BIOS updates for impacted products. Remaining fixes are expected by the end of September and October and few models may receive patches in the upcoming year.
The complete list of the impacted computer models and the BIOS firmware version that addresses the vulnerabilities are included in the ‘Security Advisory’, with links to the download portal for each model.
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