New GIGABYTE BIOS update fixes AMD desktop processors vulnerability

New GIGABYTE BIOS update fixes AMD desktop processors vulnerability

GIGABYTE announced the BIOS update that fixes a recently identified security vulnerability “Sinkclose” of AMD desktop processors. This security flaw was reported to impact all AMD processors since 2006 and millions of devices globally.

GIGABYTE remains working closely with AMD and demonstrates our commitment to swiftly addressing any issues that may affect our customers’ experience. The latest AGESA BIOS which can fix the security vulnerability will be released to the website in succession starting by end of August.

User are encouraged to install the updated BIOS at their earliest convenience. The BIOS can be easily updated using GIGABYTE’s @BIOS, Q-Flash, or Q-Flash Plus technology. Please refer to the following table for the AGESA BIOS version and applicable models.⁠For the latest update and more information: https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/AMD-Series

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