Security: Updates and Intel Back Doors
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Security updates for Thursday
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Ubuntu Insights: Security Team Weekly Summary: November 9, 2017
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Intel's super-secret Management Engine firmware now glimpsed, fingered via USB
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MINIX based Intel Management Engine Firmware & UEFI are Closed Source & Insecure, NERF to the Rescue!
You may have heard a few things about Intel Management Engine in recent months, especially as security issues have been found, the firmware is not easily upgradeable, and the EFF deemed it a security hazard asking Intel for ways to disable it.
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