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AMD, earlier today, published an advisory regarding a security vulnerability in its Ryzen Master overclocking utility. The security flaw has been assigned the ID "CVE-2022-27677" and AMD says that vulnerability could lead to privilege escalation and code execution.
The vulnerability has already been patched by AMD in December. However, the information regarding the security bug was disclosed earlier today. The company recommends Windows 11 and Windows 10 users to update to the latest version of Ryzen Master, 2.10.1.2287, as it fixes this flaw.
You can download Ryzen Master from AMD's official website here.

AMD wants you to update to the latest Ryzen Master on Windows 11 and Windows 10
AMD has advised users to update Ryzen Master as it was vulnerable to a high severity flaw. This follows the earlier report today where the company's CPUs have begun exhibiting fTPM stutters on Linux.
