Unpatched HP ThinPro flaw allows bypass of disk encryption protections
An unpatched vulnerability in HP ThinPro 8 and 9 allows attackers with physical access to bypass the operating system’s TPM-backed full-disk encryption protections and recover the key securing the device’s root partition. The zero-day remained without a publicly available fix when researcher Darren McDonald disclosed it on August 8, nearly six months after first reporting … The post Unpatched HP ThinPro flaw allows bypass of disk encryption protections appeared first on CyberInsider.
A zero-day vulnerability in HP ThinPro allows attackers with physical access to bypass disk encryption protections, potentially recovering the encryption key and accessing sensitive data. The vulnerability was discovered by researcher Darren McDonald in early 2026.
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