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A security feature bypass vulnerability affecting certain Microsoft Surface platforms can allow bypass of UEFI verified boot protections in scenarios involving virtual machines running within a UEFI host environment. Successful exploitation depends on hardware-specific conditions on affected Surface devices and can permit an attacker to circumvent intended boot integrity assurances. Reporting indicates the issue is tied to Surface hardware and virtualization context rather than a generic Windows software flaw, and that exploitation could enable compromise of the hypervisor and the secure kernel.
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A hardware-dependent Surface security feature bypass vulnerability affecting multiple Surface platform versions and VMs within a UEFI host machine, potentially enabling UEFI bypass and compromise of the hypervisor and secure kernel.
Уязвимость гипервизора на Microsoft Surface, позволяющая обойти UEFI verified boot на некоторых ВМ и потенциально скомпрометировать гипервизор и ядро.
A Microsoft advisory-referenced vulnerability mentioned only in the source links without descriptive detail in the content.
Vulnerability impacting hypervisor/secure kernel on some PCs (notably Surface devices), potentially enabling hypervisor compromise under multiple preconditions.
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