Even now, supply chain hardware modification attacks remind people of fiction. However, the number of people known to be affected by buggy BMC firmware is orde

Even now, supply chain hardware modification attacks remind people of fiction. However, the number of people known to be affected by buggy BMC firmware is orders of magnitude larger, as described two comments upthread: > The system is basically designed to be as insecure as possible by default, and allow for the maximum possible persistent threats with BIOS flashing, IPMI flashing, and other completely un-authenticated avenues exposed.