AMD Advisory Flags Vulnerabilities in Power Design Manager, Ryzen Master, and Vitis Tools
Patch & Detection Intelligence · 2 sources · Updated 3mo ago · First seen Aug 14, 2026

AMD issued a security advisory covering vulnerabilities in multiple Windows and FPGA-related software products, including AMD Power Design Manager, AMD Ryzen Master, AMD Ryzen Master SDK components, the Vitis Libraries Security Module, Vitis Embedded Single File Download for Windows, and the Vitis Unified Installer for FPGAs and Adaptive SoCs on Windows. The advisory indicates that affected versions include all releases except the specific fixed versions identified by AMD, making the notice broadly relevant to enterprises using AMD management, development, or deployment tooling.
Guyana's National CIRT circulated the advisory and urged users and administrators to review AMD's guidance and apply the necessary updates. The available reporting describes the notice as a mitigation and patching advisory rather than evidence of active exploitation, but organizations running the listed AMD software are being told to verify versions and move to the vendor-designated remediated releases.


