争议事件
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2023
据报道存在主板固件漏洞
Eclypsium表示,271款技嘉主板型号存在与更新机制相关的固件弱点,该机制能够下载和执行其他软件。技嘉表示打算发布修复程序。该报告引发了对固件安全和供应商更新控制的担忧。
2021
报道称Gigabyte遭勒索软件攻击并发生数据泄露
问题披露
报道称Gigabyte遭到AvosLocker勒索软件攻击,客户信用卡信息、员工工资信息及合作伙伴协议等敏感信息遭到泄露。报道将有关被盗数据的细节归于Privacysharks,并称AvosLocker威胁泄露更多数据。
来源摘录
A ransomware attack by a group called AvosLocker reportedly hit Gigabyte. As a result of the attack, sensitive information including customer credit card details, NDA'd agreements with Gigabyte partners, and employee payroll information, among other details, were leaked.
Gigabyte reportedly faced a massive data breach recently, as part of a ransomware attack by the AvosLocker hacker group.
2021
技嘉遭勒索软件攻击并面临数据泄露威胁
问题披露
技嘉遭到勒索软件攻击,导致其关闭在台湾的系统。报道称,攻击组织 RansomEXX 威胁公开据称从技嘉窃取的112GB数据;文中指出,涉及英特尔、AMD和American Megatrends的数据似乎是技嘉依据保密协议持有的数据,并不意味着这些公司本身遭到入侵。
品牌回应
澄清 — Gigabyte
Gigabyte has confirmed a security event in Chinese media however has not publicly disclosed the details of the attack.
来源摘录
Gigabyte has confirmed a security event in Chinese media however has not publicly disclosed the details of the attack.
The ransomware attack occurred late Tuesday and into Wednesday, forcing the company to shut down systems in Taiwan.
The Bleeping Computer asserts it has received information confirming the attack is from Malware group RansomEXX, and that RansomEXX has threatened to publicly release 112GB of stolen data from Gigabyte, Intel, AMD, and American Megatrends if the ransom is not paid.
2021
技嘉因营销文案在中国面临消费者抵制
公众反弹
技嘉在其中文网站将中国代工描述为低成本、低质量,并称 90% 的笔记本电脑在台湾制造后,在中国面临消费者抵制。技嘉删除了该网页并道歉,称相关文字与事实严重不符,原因是公司内部管理不善;京东和苏宁也在下架技嘉产品。
品牌回应
道歉 — Gigabyte
Gigabyte quickly took down the web page and apologized on its China-based website.
来源摘录
Gigabyte quickly took down the web page and apologized on its China-based website. “A few days ago, part of the text published on our official website was seriously inconsistent with the facts,” Gigabyte said. “It was caused by poor internal management of the company.”
Despite the apology, Bloomberg reports that Gigabyte is now facing a boycott from Chinese consumers. The country’s e-commerce providers, JD.com and Suning.com, have also been removing Gigabyte product listings from their sites.
The controversy started on Gigabyte’s Chinese-language website, which apparently posted a page touting its “Made in Taiwan” products. “Unlike other brands that’ve chosen low-cost, low-quality contract manufacturing in China, Gigabyte is devoted to creating outstanding, high-quality components and laptop computers,” the page said.