Binary Risk Hunt from Binarly
Richard Hughes <[email protected]> Thu, 19 Sep 2024 16:43:45 +0000
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Hi all, As some of you might have noticed, I've added a new binarly_cloud plugin to= the LVFS which scans UEFI firmware for critical security problems. This wi= ll soon replace the FwHunt functionality which did the same thing. The new = Binary Risk Hunt scanning is done on the Binarly servers rather than locall= y on the LVFS infrastructure, and so each vendor that wants to use it needs= to *opt-in*. The new Binary Risk Hunt service offers a next-generation lev= el of scanning, and allows us to find security issues that were simply not = detected by FwHunt. If you found the FwHunt tests useful, please tell your LVFS vendor manager = to login, then click "Home", "Vendor" in the left menubar and then "Relatio= nships" in the tab navigation. Then you can read the Terms and Conditions a= nd click the "Add Feature" button to enable the tests. The firmware image i= s kept confidential as per the terms of service, and the service is complet= ely free like FwHunt was before =E2=80=93 there are no hidden charges to wo= rry about. I've worked with Binarly (who also built the FwHunt scanner too) for some t= ime, and I've checked the terms and conditions are suitable for how vendors= use the LVFS. I think the tests being done on the firmware are very useful= and important for the ecosystem -- even if the uploader isn't always the c= orrect person to actually fix the firmware. A few vendors already have an existing relationship with Binarly, and they'= ve already been receiving Binary Risk Hunt reports for the last few days. T= he Binary Risk Hunt service is completely free, but if you do want to talk = to them about a paid "on-prem" solution (with other analysis and unknown/un= disclosed vulnerability detection) or if you want to talk to them more gene= rally about firmware and software security, there's a link for that too: ht= tps://www.binarly.io/book-a-demo If anyone has any questions please ask me off-list. The local FwHunt scanni= ng is officially deprecated now, and will be removed in a few weeks time. Richard