A security company called SecureAuth shares word that that two drivers from Asus and also two from Gigabyte contain vulnerabilities. The drivers come bundled with tools that companies provide for moth... Asus Aura Sync and Gigabyte Xtreme Software contain vulnerabilities
"In mei 2018 zou Gigabyte op de hoogte gebracht zijn, maar het bedrijf zou gemeld hebben dat zijn producten niet getroffen zijn door de kwetsbaarheden." - tweakers.net "In May 2018, Gigabyte would have been notified, but the company would have reported that its products were not affected by the vulnerabilities." - Google translate Google translate seems to have completely changed the meaning to imply that Gigabyte was not contacted. "would have been, but" = "wasn't" + (excuse) A more accurate translation can be derived from the bleepingcomputer story. -SecureAuth contacted GIGABYTE on April 24, 2018- -Gigabyte responded on April 30, 2018 -in May 2018 Gigabyte asked for details and guidance to confirm the vulnerabilities -Ultimately Gigabyte claimed their software was not affected IMO it should read like this: "On April 24th Gigabyte was notified, but the company had released a new version of the software on July 16th that was no longer affected."
