AMD has officially addressed a potential security vulnerability affecting its Radeon RX 7000 series graphics cards. In response, manufacturers Sapphire and Gigabyte have released vBIOS updates for specific models to mitigate the identified security risks.
Gigabyte cited identifier AMD-SN-6023 regarding the flaw, while Sapphire provided a PDF guide for the update process. Currently, Asus, PowerColor, and XFX have not yet posted firmware updates on their support pages following inquiries from ComputerBase.
AMD reports no known exploits in the wild but strongly recommends users update their firmware immediately. The company typically provides fixes before public disclosure to ensure customer safety and allow manufacturers time to distribute these critical patches.