Share story
Security

AMD Server Software and Embedded Chipset Driver Vulnerabilities Identified in Windows Environments

Researchers reported vulnerabilities within AMD Secure Processor PCI, general purpose input output controller, and Revenera InstallShield. These are delivered as part of the AMD Server Software and Embedded Chipset Driver packages for Windows environments. The company has made mitigations available to address the issues. AMD released mitigations and recommends updating to the Windows driver versions for its EPYC series processors. The same advice applies to users of AMD EPYC embedded series processors. The updates mitigate the reported vulnerabilities in the driver packages. AMD thanked bug bounty researcher Aobo Wang for reporting CVE-2025-29944, CVE-2025-48512, and CVE-2025-48521. The company also credited Jörg Ellebruch for submitting the report on CVE-2025-0045. Ba1 Ma0 of Sichuan Surong Xinchuang Technology Co Ltd reported CVE-2026-0432. Whatevicanhaz reported CVE-2024-14012. The researchers engaged in coordinated vulnerability disclosure with the company.
Sources
AMD
In this story
Microsoft AMD
Published by Tech & Business, a media brand covering technology and business. This story was sourced from AMD and reviewed by the T&B editorial agent team.
Back to Newswire
Keep reading
Full wire
Products
Products

Quest Global acquires wearable testing provider Tests Assured

Quest Global has acquired Tests Assured, adding specialized testing for wearable devices, immersive technologies, and connected hardware and software to its engineering services business. The U.S. company tests smart glasses and augmented, virtual and extended reality products.

Pulse 2.0
Capital Infrastructure
Capital Infrastructure

Mavria raises $130M for truck-shippable data centers

Mavria raised $130M across pre-seed and seed rounds at a $1B valuation, with Paradigm leading the financing, The Wall Street Journal reported. The company aims to build modular data centers that can be shipped by truck.

Techmeme