Intel platforms from 2008 onwards have a remotely exploitable security hole

Re:Intel platforms from 2008 onwards have a remotely exploit... by walterbell on Monday May 01, 2017 @03:24PM (#14240630)

The article claimed:

> That is the end of June for non-Intelspeak people, they will officially issue this guidance then along with OEM disclosures.

We'll know in two months whether the above claim is true or false.

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Re:Intel platforms from 2008 onwards have a remotely exploit... by tomku on Monday May 01, 2017 @03:47PM (#14240840)

My prediction: At the end of June, Intel announces a fix for a minor non-RCE bug in the LAN code of Intel ME. SemiAccurate proudly and inaccurately announces that it confirms their previous reporting and adds it to the list of things to mention every time they write an article about Intel. There is no follow-up Hacker News thread with 100+ comments, so most of the people who posted here continue thinking that there was a major RCE in Intel ME that we just haven't heard about because it was covered up.

Edit: Already proven wrong! We're headed for interesting times.

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Re:Intel platforms from 2008 onwards have a remotely exploit... by Natanael_L on Monday May 01, 2017 @05:00PM (#14241526)

https://security-center.intel.com/advisory.aspx?intelid=INTE...

Looks like an almost full confirmation. They're saying consumer hardware is unaffected, but everything else matches.

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Re:Intel platforms from 2008 onwards have a remotely exploit... by tomku on Monday May 01, 2017 @05:11PM (#14241656)

Yeah, I blew that prediction pretty badly. Congrats to SemiAccurate on the huge scoop!

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