In Windows, hardware vendors have a bad habit of installing useless stuff. Latest trick is that the motherboard contains the payload that gets automatically installed when installing Windows. I had no idea it was even possible. This 'feature' can apparently be disabled from bios, but it needs to be done before installing Windows. I happen to have both of those DLLs, but I had already disabled all ASUS-related service…
ASUSpicious Flaw – Users' Information Exposed Since 2022
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Re: ASUSpicious Flaw – Users' Information Exposed Since 2022
#12In Windows, hardware vendors have a bad habit of installing useless stuff. Latest trick is that the motherboard contains the payload that gets automatically installed when installing Windows. I had no idea it was even possible. This 'feature' can apparently be disabled from bios, but it needs to be done before installing Windows. I happen to have both of those DLLs, but I had already disabled all ASUS-related service…
Re: ASUSpicious Flaw – Users' Information Exposed Since 2022
#13In Windows, hardware vendors have a bad habit of installing useless stuff. Latest trick is that the motherboard contains the payload that gets automatically installed when installing Windows. I had no idea it was even possible. This 'feature' can apparently be disabled from bios, but it needs to be done before installing Windows. I happen to have both of those DLLs, but I had already disabled all ASUS-related service…
is it myasus now? It used to be armorycrate.