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Resolved Technical Advisories v1.5

• An issue resulting in false verification failure for platforms with multiple valid BIOS images is resolved. [DPS-306, DPS-307, DPS-699,

DPS-820, DPS-822]

Technical Advisories v1.5

• No technical advisories exist.

New Features and Functionality v1.4

• BIOS Verification now automatically captures corrupt or tampered BIOS images on boot.

• BIOS Verification v1.4 now supports the following platforms:

• Latitude 7220 Rugged Tablet

• Latitude 7220 Rugged Extreme Tablet

Resolved Technical Advisories v1.4

• BIOS Verification no longer requires US time/date format to properly communicate with Dell Cloud. [DPS-700]

Technical Advisories v1.4

• No technical advisories exist.

New Features and Functionality v1.3

• BIOS Verification v1.3 now supports the following platforms:

• Optiplex 7070

• Optiplex 7071 Tower

Resolved Technical Advisories v1.3

• When changing the Image Store directory, BIOS Verification now verifies write access to the destination directory. [DPS-452]

Technical Advisories v1.3

• Non-US date/time formats currently yield communication errors with Dell Cloud. [DPS-700]

New Features and Functionality v1.2

• BIOS Verification v1.2 now supports the following platforms:

• Latitude 3301

• Latitude 7400

• Precision 3541

• Precision 5540

• XPS 13 7390 2-in-1

• XPS 15 7590

• BIOS Verification now supports Image Capture. After detecting a corrupt or tampered image, BIOS Verification copies the image to

the EFI partition then to %PROGRAMDATA%\Dell\BIOSVerification\ImageCapture. Administrators can invoke image capture,

configure captured image storage locations, and export most recent or all images. Each captured image is signed and named

BIOSImageCaptureMMDDYYYY_HHMMSS.rcv where MMDDYYYY is the date and HHMMSS is the time of image copy.

Technical Advisories