Lots of Internet-exposed server management controllers are subject to offline password-cracking attacks — and adversaries have taken note.
Originally published at darkreading.com
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Flaw From 2002 Exposes Data Centers to Server Takeover
A vulnerability dating back to 2002 has been discovered in Internet-exposed server management controllers, enabling attackers to conduct offline password-cracking attacks. This flaw affects data center infrastructure and has already attracted adversary attention, potentially allowing unauthorized server takeover and compromising enterprise IT environments.
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