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Intel and AMD Address Over 200 Vulnerabilities in Latest Security Advisories

Intel and AMD Address Over 200 Vulnerabilities in Latest Security Advisories

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ThreatCluster •November 12, 2026 at 00:15 UTC
  • •Intel and AMD addressed over 200 vulnerabilities in their latest advisories.
  • •Intel's advisories include three critical vulnerabilities with potential remote code execution.
  • •AMD's updates feature high-severity flaws in graphics products and UEFI firmware.

Intel and AMD have released over 50 security advisories addressing more than 200 vulnerabilities across their products. Intel's 24 advisories cover over 100 flaws, including three critical vulnerabilities in the TDX Migration Trust Domain software, which could lead to privilege escalation and remote code execution. AMD issued 29 bulletins detailing roughly 100 unique vulnerabilities, with several high-severity issues identified in their graphics products and UEFI firmware. While most vulnerabilities have available patches, some remain unpatched, particularly in Intel's discontinued BigDL software. Users are advised to review advisories to determine if their systems require updates. The vulnerabilities stem from collaborative research efforts and highlight ongoing security challenges in hardware and software ecosystems.

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Timeline

2026-11-10
CVE-2026-61887 published
Intel disclosed a critical vulnerability in TDX Migration Trust Domain software that could allow privilege escalation and remote code execution.
Securityweek
2026-11-11
Intel and AMD release security advisories
Both companies published advisories addressing over 200 vulnerabilities, with Intel issuing 24 advisories and AMD releasing 29 bulletins.
Scworld

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Common questions

Which Intel products are affected?
Intel's advisories cover various products, including server boards and firmware components, with specific vulnerabilities noted in TDX Migration Trust Domain software.
Are there critical vulnerabilities in AMD's advisories?
No, while AMD's advisories include high-severity vulnerabilities, none have been rated as critical.
What should users do about the vulnerabilities?
Users should review the advisories from Intel and AMD to determine if their systems require immediate updates or mitigations.