However, due to implementation flaws in Gigabyte's firmware, attackers who gain elevated privileges – whether through local access or a remote exploit – could compromise SMM and ultimately ...

The UEFI firmware in more than 240 GIGABYTE motherboards carries four high‑severity vulnerabilities (CVE‑2025‑7026 through CVE‑2025‑7029) that enable persistent bootkits.

Vulnerabilities in Gigabyte firmware implementations could allow attackers to disable Secure Boot and execute code.

Four critical flaws in the firmware of hundreds of Gigabyte motherboards have been found that could allow attackers to install malware.