Wednesday 18 February 2015

Kaspersky: Cyberattackers can reprogram hard drive firmware

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Cyberattackers can reprogram hard drive firmware, according to Kaspersky bulletin

A Kaspersky Lab bulletin indicates a cyberattack group has the capability to infect hard drive firmware. Learn how this capability works, and what it means for your deployed systems.

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