Does that count?
"an attacker would first have to gain access to the motherboard and then modify SPI-Flash before the issue could be exploited"
Is that not like saying my motherboard has a vulnerability if I change my motherboard to have a vulnerability?
At least it's a simple BIOS update this time and not an unchangeable hardware flaw like that Intel one, will be keeping my eye out for the update.
Thanks register for the detailed article!
Biting the hand that feeds IT
