Not A Great Month for Intel

January 15, 2018 CyberCecurity Leave a comment

As if it wasn’t already a bad enough month for Intel, it just got a bit worse. This is not related to Spectre or Meltdown; this is an entirely new problem. Intel processors have a remote management engine called Active Management Technology or AMT. This allows corporate administrators to remotely take over those computers to […]

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Intel Issues Security Alert Affecting PCs, Servers and IoT Devices

November 24, 2017 CyberCecurity Leave a comment

Intel issued an alert for owners of select PCs, Servers and IoT devices running Intel Core processors shipped since 2015. The firmware in those computers may be vulnerable to attack. The attacks may give hackers access to privileged system information and allow attackers to take over those computers. MOST of the attacks require local access, […]

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