Bad news! The Asus Armoury Crate app, which comes preinstalled on many of the company’s gaming desktops, laptops, and ROG Ally X gaming handhelds, includes a severe flaw that could give hackers full ...

Gamers with Asus devices need to update their systems ASAP: A recently disclosed vulnerability in Armoury Crate allows hackers to gain low-level system privileges, potentially compromising your OS.

News has emerged that tech company ASUS has been delivering malware through its automated software update system. Based on our analysis, this supply chain attack started in June 2018 and continued ...

PCWorld reports that ASUS ROG Ally users can now disable or remap Microsoft’s Gaming Copilot feature through the latest Armoury Crate SE update. This change reflects widespread user resistance to ...

Heads up to all ASUS motherboard, prebuilt system, and laptop owners: if you're running the company's DriverHub software, be sure to update it to the latest version ASAP. The reason for this is an ...

The ASUS DriverHub driver management utility was vulnerable to a critical remote code execution flaw that allowed malicious sites to execute commands on devices with the software installed. The flaw ...

If you own an Asus ROG Ally, you might want to check for updates — because your handheld could already be faster than the day you bought it. Tech YouTuber ETA Prime recently noticed some surprisingly ...

An issue that may occur with ASUS software is that the AsIO.sys Driver cannot load on a Windows device. The issue is commonly related to its AI Suite and other motherboard utilities and is triggered ...