Intel isn't happy that the source code for their Alder Lake BIOS has been leaked online. The UEFI code was nabbed by someone and posted to the Internet as a 6 GB file containing all kinds of secret things. One of the big finds is the private key for Intel Boot Guard, a seuciry feature designed to create a secure booting environment. No official word has been released on who leaked the data but signs point to an ODM in China that created a Github repository that was cloned and distributed rapidly. Tom, how bad is this for Intel?


Time Stamps:

0:00 - Welcome to the Rundown

0:22 - Disk Drive Market Declining

3:04 - Splunk Claims Cribl Cribbed Code

7:53 - Pavilion Data is Threadbare

11:15 - Airlines Want 5G Made Permanent

16:48 - Alder Lake Leaks BIOS Source

26:39 - The Weeks Ahead

27:50 - Thanks for Watching


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