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CVE-2025-27572 is an information disclosure vulnerability affecting some Intel Trust Domain Extensions (TDX) implementations in Ring 0 / hypervisor context. The issue is described as exposure of sensitive information during transient execution, indicating that speculative or transient execution behavior in a highly privileged TDX component may permit disclosure of protected data. The vulnerability affects confidentiality rather than integrity or availability, and is associated with Intel TDX 1.5 security research. Exploitation requires an authorized adversary with privileged local access and a high-complexity attack path in the hypervisor or similarly privileged execution context.
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A third-party component vulnerability addressed by ASUS BIOS version 3003 / Secure Boot DBX Update 06102025 for affected ASUS GPU servers.
One of five reported vulnerabilities affecting Intel Trust Domain Extensions (TDX) 1.5; specific impact details are not provided in the content.
A locally exploitable vulnerability in Intel processors (Intel TDX module per INTEL-SA-01397) impacting certain HPE StoreEasy servers, with potential for privilege escalation and/or information disclosure/DoS.
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