CVE-2022-48219

Potential vulnerabilities have been identified in certain HP Desktop PC products using the HP TamperLock feature, which might allow intrusion detection bypass via a physical attack. HP is releasing firmware and guidance to mitigate these potential vulnerabilities.

• hp elite mini 600 g9 firmware (< 02.12.02) • hp elite mini 800 g9 firmware (< 02.12.02) • hp elite sff 600 g9 firmware (< 02.12.02) • hp elite sff 800 g9 firmware (< 02.12.02) • hp elite tower 600 g9 firmware (< 02.12.02) • hp elite tower 680 g9 firmware (< 02.12.02) • hp elite tower 800 g9 firmware (< 02.12.02) • hp elite tower 880 g9 firmware (< 02.12.02) • hp pro mini 260 g9 firmware (< 02.14.00) • hp pro mini 400 g9 firmware (< 02.12.02) • hp pro sff 400 g9 firmware (< 02.12.02) • hp pro tower 400 g9 firmware (< 02.12.02) • hp pro tower 480 g9 firmware (< 02.12.02) • hp z1 g8 tower firmware (< 02.14.00) • hp z1 g9 tower firmware (< 02.12.02) • hp elitedesk 800 g8 desktop mini firmware (< 02.14.00) • hp elitedesk 800 g8 small form factor firmware (< 02.14.00) • hp elitedesk 800 g8 tower firmware (< 02.14.00) • hp elitedesk 880 g8 tower firmware (< 02.14.00) • hp eliteone 800 g8 24 all-in-one firmware (< 02.14.00) • hp eliteone 800 g8 27 all-in-one firmware (< 02.14.00) • hp mini conferencing pc firmware (< 02.12.02) • hp z2 mini g9 firmware (< 02.02.02) • hp z2 small form factor g8 firmware (< 01.06.05) • hp z2 small form factor g9 firmware (< 02.02.02) • hp z2 tower g8 firmware (< 01.06.05) • hp z2 tower g9 firmware (< 02.02.02)