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CompuLab Intense PC Input Validation Vulnerability
The CompuLab Intense PC is a miniature PC device from CompuLab Israel. A security vulnerability exists in CompuLab Intense PCs using firmware version cr2.2.0.400.2, which stems from a failure of the Phoenix SecureCore UEFI firmware to perform capsule signature verification. An attacker can exploi...
CompuLab Intense PC and MintBox 2 BIOS Privilege Vulnerability
The CompuLab Intense PC and MintBox 2 are both mini-PC devices from CompuLab Israel. the BIOS is a ROM on-chip application. A BIOS privilege vulnerability exists in CompuLab Intense PC and MintBox 2 using versions of BIOS prior to 2017-05-21, which stems from the program's failure to apply write...
CVE-2017-8083
CompuLab Intense PC and MintBox 2 devices with BIOS before 2017-05-21 do not use the CloseMnf protection mechanism for write protection of flash memory regions, which allows local users to install a firmware rootkit by leveraging administrative privileges...
CVE-2017-8083
CompuLab Intense PC and MintBox 2 devices with BIOS before 2017-05-21 do not use the CloseMnf protection mechanism for write protection of flash memory regions, which allows local users to install a firmware rootkit by leveraging administrative privileges...
Design/Logic Flaw
CompuLab Intense PC and MintBox 2 devices with BIOS before 2017-05-21 do not use the CloseMnf protection mechanism for write protection of flash memory regions, which allows local users to install a firmware rootkit by leveraging administrative privileges...
CVE-2017-8083
CVE-2017-8083 affects CompuLab Intense PC and MintBox 2 BIOS prior to 2017-05-21. The BIOS does not apply CloseMnf write-protection to flash memory regions, allowing a local attacker with administrative privileges to install a firmware rootkit. No remediation details are provided in the connected...
CVE-2017-8083
CompuLab Intense PC and MintBox 2 devices with BIOS before 2017-05-21 do not use the CloseMnf protection mechanism for write protection of flash memory regions, which allows local users to install a firmware rootkit by leveraging administrative privileges...