Hardware manufacturer Asus has announced a security patch for the malware attack planted by hackers. Users can download the fix using the Asus Live Update software tool. To recall, Russia-based security firm Kaspersky recently published a report claiming that over a million Asus computers could have been potentially hacked last year.
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