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AMI AptioV BIOS contains a local vulnerability in its user-supplied boot logo handling. According to the provided vendor description, a user can perform an unrestricted upload of a BMP logo file of a dangerous type. The issue is associated with the broader LogoFAIL research into unsafe UEFI image parsing during the DXE boot phase, where attacker-controlled logo images can be sourced from locations such as the EFI System Partition or firmware-managed configuration. In the AMI case, the provided content indicates AMITSE is involved in reading and parsing user logo files and that AMI firmware supports multiple image formats for logo processing. Successful exploitation occurs before the operating system loads and can affect firmware trust boundaries.
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