Critical vulnerability in AMD Zen 5 CPUs could make encryption keys predictable

Cataloged as AMD-SB-7055 and tracked as CVE-2025-62626, the vulnerability in the RDSEED instruction is classified as High ...
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AMD to fix RDSEED bug in Zen 5 CPUs through microcode and AGESA update

AMD confirmed a high-severity RDSEED failure on Zen 5 CPUs and is rolling out staged microcode and AGESA updates to restore reliable random-number behavior across EPYC and Ryzen lines.