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cryptographic key leaksPCWorld
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Security research firm Binarly reports that leaked cryptographic keys have compromised hardware from several major vendors in the PC industry, including Dell, Acer , Gigabyte, Supermicro , and Intel .
Eight percent of firmware images released in the last four years are compromised, with 22 untrusted keys discovered immediately.
More than 200 device models are affected by one particular key that was posted to an open GitHub repository in 2022 .
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