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Microsoft shows there are ways IT teams can detect an “invisible” and stubbornly persistent piece of malware(opens in new tab) called BlackLotus, as the Redmond giant publishes detailed guidance on defending against the UEFI bootkit.
BlackLotus is a sophisticated malware variant that targets the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface, or UEFI, that boots up pretty much every component of today’s computers.
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