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No: - A program running inside DOSBox sees the DOSBox BIOS, not the host computer's BIOS - Even the host computer's BIOS was visible, the host computer's OS i
by thristian 6y ago
No:
- A program running inside DOSBox sees the DOSBox BIOS, not the host computer's BIOS
- Even the host computer's BIOS was visible, the host computer's OS is responsible for preventing random programs (including DOSBox) from poking directly at hardware
- I'm pretty sure DOS viruses generally predate flashable BIOS, and even if there was a DOS virus that tried to flash your BIOS, it wouldn't know what to do with a modern UEFI setup