Lenovo fixes UEFI firmware flows that could turn off secure boot

News11 Nov 2022

Lenovo has released patches for high-severity bios vulnerabilities, affecting the UEFI firmware of 25 different Notebook models, including various ThinkBook, IdeaPad, and Yoga laptop models.

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