Tweaktown Nvidia Discloses High Severity Vulnerabilities in GPU Drivers
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- •Nvidia disclosed seven vulnerabilities in GPU drivers affecting multiple product lines.
- •Users must update to driver version 596.36 or newer to mitigate high-severity risks.
- •The vulnerabilities could lead to serious issues like data tampering and code execution.
Nvidia has issued a security bulletin detailing seven vulnerabilities in its GPU display drivers and VGPU software, affecting GeForce, RTX, Quadro, Tesla, and NVS users on Windows and Linux. The vulnerabilities range from medium to high severity, with potential impacts including denial of service, escalation of privileges, information disclosure, data tampering, and code execution. Users are advised to update to GeForce Game Ready Driver version 596.36 or newer, released on April 28, 2026, to mitigate these risks. Older hardware users should ensure their drivers are updated to version 582.53 or later. The vulnerabilities also affect Nvidia's vGPU software and Cloud Gaming drivers, highlighting the need for timely updates across all platforms. The latest driver version, 596.49, adds support for Forza Horizon 6. Nvidia emphasizes that the vulnerabilities have been addressed in the latest drivers, which have been available for over a month.
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