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ASUS DriverHub Vulnerability: Hackers Can Take Over Your PC via Website

A critical vulnerability in ASUS DriverHub put millions of systems at risk — and it’s worse than ASUS admits. Security researcher MrBruh (Paul) discovered two high-severity flaws now tracked as CVE-2025-3462 and CVE-2025-3463. The first allowed malicious websites to bypass origin checks using a domain trick, giving them access to a local RPC service on port 53000. The second exploited improper certificate validation to silently install malware with SYSTEM privileges via ASUS's own signed installer. Attackers could hijack your PC with a single click, using a fake subdomain and a malicious .ini file. ASUS released a fix in DriverHub version 1.0.6.0 on May 9, 2025 — but you have to manually trigger the update from inside the app. ASUS says only motherboards are affected. Researchers say that’s false — laptops, desktops, anything with DriverHub installed could be vulnerable. If it came with your BIOS, it may already be running silently. Update now. Don't wait. This is a full system compromise from just one click. 📌 CVE-2025-3462: Origin check bypass (CVSS 8.4) 📌 CVE-2025-3463: Code execution via installer abuse (CVSS 9.4) 🔐 Stay safe. Patch now. #ASUS, #DriverHub, #Cybersecurity, #CVE20253462, #CVE20253463, #PrivilegeEscalation, #ZeroDay, #SystemVulnerability, #SecurityAlert, #Exploit, #PatchNow, #InfoSec, #WindowsSecurity, #Hacking, #SystemCompromise FIND US AT https://dailysecurityreview.com/ FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL Get updates or reach out to Get updates on our Social Media Profiles! Twitter:   / securitydailyr   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... LinkedIn:   / security-daily-review