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A recent study reveals that thousands of servers sold by leading manufacturers are vulnerable to remote backdoor attacks due to flaws in their motherboard controllers. These vulnerabilities, particularly in the BMCs that manage server operations, have been a concern for over a decade and could allow attackers to gain unauthorized access.
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A recent study reveals that thousands of servers sold by leading manufacturers are vulnerable to remote backdoor attacks due to flaws in their motherboard controllers. These vulnerabilities, particularly in the BMCs that manage server operations, have been a concern for over a decade and could allow attackers to gain unauthorized access.
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Thousands of servers can be backdoored by exploiting buggy motherboard controllers
Research Identifies Vulnerabilities in Motherboard Controllers of Servers