A patch has been distributed to fix the problem that may occur when using Intel 8th to 11th generation CPUs and Gigabyte motherboards.
Gigabyte has released a patch to fix a memory corruption vulnerability that has been discovered in older Gigabyte motherboards using Intel's 8th to 11th generation chipsets. Users who own an affected motherboard are advised to update their BIOS.
Multiple SMM memory corruption vulnerabilities in SMM module | Security & Technical Advisory - GIGABYTE Global
If you're using an Intel 8–11th Gen CPU with a Gigabyte motherboard, update your BIOS to protect from a newly discovered vulnerability | PC Gamer
According to GIGABYTE, there are multiple memory corruption vulnerabilities in the System Management Mode (SMM) module used in some motherboards released under the GIGABYTE or AORUS brand. If exploited, these vulnerabilities could allow an attacker with local access to escalate privileges or execute arbitrary code within a highly privileged SMM environment.
Below are the affected Intel platforms and the BIOS update release schedule. A BIOS update is recommended for GIGABYTE or AORUS branded motherboards with these chipsets.
| Platform | BIOS Update Release Schedule |
|---|---|
| Intel H110 | June 2025 |
| Intel Z170, H170, B150, Q170 | End of support |
| Intel Z270, H270, B250, Q270 | End of support |
| Intel Z370, B365 | End of support |
| Intel Z390, H310, B360, Q370, C246 | June 2025 |
| Intel Z490, H470, H410, W480 | June 2025 |
| Intel Z590, B560, H510, Q570 | June 2025 |
The above chipsets are made for Intel 8th to 11th generation CPUs. If you are using a CPU of this generation, it is recommended that you check. Most motherboards disclose the chipset they are equipped with, so please check your purchase history, etc.
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