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24,000+ Exposed BMCs Leak Password Hashes via Decade-Old Flaw

By Meridian48 News Desk · Summarised from DEV Community ·

Attackers can exploit CVE-2013-4786 to steal password hashes from exposed IPMI/BMC interfaces over UDP/623. A recent scan found 24,650 devices leaking authentication material, with 2,340 using weak passwords. Offline GPU cracking allows attackers to gain low-level server management access without triggering OS alerts.

Meridian48 take
This is a reminder that old vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure remain exploitable at scale, and the real risk is the lack of network segmentation for out-of-band management interfaces.
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