If you have an ASUS computer that is running the company’s Live Update utility, it’s possible that your system was susceptible to backdoor intrusions during the latter half of 2018. The folks at ...

You can also manually prompt it to get the latest update via the Microsoft Store by booting it up and finding the app. The ...

A cybercriminal campaign focused on targeting the supply chain through the exploitation of ASUS Live Update software may have involved the installation of backdoors on over one million PCs. On Monday, ...

Security vendor Kaspersky has disclosed today a new advanced persistent threat (APT) that it claims to have potentially affected more than a million users of ASUS hardware worldwide. The hackers ...

On Monday, we saw once again how criminals can exploit trust and use it as a weakness. Cybersecurity reporter Kim Zetter revealed that one of the world’s largest computer manufacturers, Taiwan-based ...

Hackers are said to have installed backdoors on PCs through Asus's Live Update software. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Update: ...

Thought the attack appears to have targeted a list of 600 machines, the associated malware made its way to an estimated one million people, according to Kaspersky Labs. When you purchase through links ...

Asus computers which use or ship with Asus Live Update software installed are at the centre of a new computer hacking story. A recent report by Motherboard reveals that hackers managed to sign some ...

ASUS released today a new version of the Live Update tool that contains fixes for vulnerabilities that were exploited by a nation-state group to deploy the ShadowHammer backdoor on up to one million ...