AMD released a new AGESA 1.2.0.3C BIOS patch addressing a security vulnerability discovered by Google researchers. The update targets Ryzen 9000 CPUs on AM5 platforms with 600 and 800-series motherboards. MSI became the first manufacturer to roll out the patch for affected systems.
The security update addresses a microcode signature verification issue that could potentially compromise system security. AMD recommends users download and install the latest BIOS update to protect their computers. The patch does not impact system performance and serves solely as a protective measure.
Motherboard manufacturers are actively updating their support pages with the new BIOS version. Users can check their specific motherboard manufacturer's website for download instructions. Keeping computer systems updated remains crucial for maintaining optimal security protection.
The security update addresses a microcode signature verification issue that could potentially compromise system security. AMD recommends users download and install the latest BIOS update to protect their computers. The patch does not impact system performance and serves solely as a protective measure.
Motherboard manufacturers are actively updating their support pages with the new BIOS version. Users can check their specific motherboard manufacturer's website for download instructions. Keeping computer systems updated remains crucial for maintaining optimal security protection.
