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Depends on what kind. In case of idrac, yes; but it's weird that it was insecure by default in the first place. Usually credentials are configured and provided
by lucb1e 7y ago
Depends on what kind. In case of idrac, yes; but it's weird that it was insecure by default in the first place. Usually credentials are configured and provided to the customer. Makes me think there might have been some other interface. Clarification is definitely needed.
- CiPHPerCoder 7y agoIt could have been something like https://www.zdnet.com/article/vulnerabilities-found-in-the-remote-management-interface-of-supermicro-servers https://www.zdnet.com/article/vulnerabilities-found-in-the-r... There were many IPMI/iDRAC/etc. exploits published in the past few years. Throw a dart at a list of them, and you'll probably find one that was unpatched in most systems as of March 2018.