Nvidia has released the 582.78 security update for its legacy graphics cards, including the Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta architectures. This release covers a wide range of hardware, such as the GTX 700, 900, and 10 series, as well as Tesla V100 and various Titan models. The update is compatible with Windows 10 and Windows 11, with an installation file size of 912.74 MB.
The patch addresses 114 vulnerabilities found in the display driver and vGPU components. According to the company, the majority of these security flaws are critical, with 76 classified as high-risk and 37 as medium-risk. Nvidia continues to provide these security-focused updates for older hardware, even though these models no longer receive regular Game Ready driver support.
The list of supported hardware includes specific models like the GeForce GTX 745, 750, and 750 Ti, along with the GTX 950 through 980 Ti series. The update also applies to the GTX 10 series, including the 1050 to 1080 Ti, as well as the GT 1030 and 1010. Professional-grade cards such as the TITAN V, TITAN Xp, TITAN X, and GeForce GTX TITAN X are also included in this security release.
