lenovo wireless keyboard and mouse driver

Fault symptom:Lenovo security announcement:LEN-4292Potential impact:Unnecessary data input may occur.Severity:LowAbstract:Unauthorized attackers may use the Lenovo 500 wireless keyboard or mouse receiver for keyboard input.Description:One vulnerability was discovered: attack

Potential impact: may result in unwanted data entry Importance : in Scope of impact: industry-wide Summary description: A vulnerability was found: An attacker who was in the physical vicinity of the system could use specialized equipment to enter the user's system with keyboard input (such as keystrokes) through the Lenovo ULTRAslim

Lenovo E431 laptop CentOS system with wireless NIC Driver Installed Lenovo E431 laptop CentOS system with wireless NIC Driver Installed View wireless network card models Lspci | grep Ne

From http://wenku.baidu.com/view/171ac6afd1f34693daef3efc We hereby record your personal practices Ubuntu 10.04 Lenovo G450 wireless network light is not on, so you need to install the driver for the wireless network card to work. Hardware: bcm1_xxx (based on the hardware type viewed by Master Lu on XP)

1, on the boot press F1 into the BIOS, confirm the BIOS under the Config->keyboard in the following settings (if you can not enter the BIOS, it may be a keyboard failure, the host can be sent to the local service station detection); 2, confirm the installation of the corresponding model Ultranav drive; (1) After the normal installation of Ultranav in the "Control Panel->

First step: I have to make the wireless Ethernet Card start to work for my Lenovo w520 with Debian installed. Initially, I installed the packageFirmware-iwlwifi, Which contains the firmware for Intel Wireless 1000 inside Lenovo w520. however, only with this firmware, the wireless