Intel has released a new set of updates for the Intel Management Engine. There are multiple significant security vulnerabilities in the engine that this should address, once OEMs make fixes available.

Hidden inside your Intel-based computer is a mystery program called Management Engine (ME). It, along with Trusted Execution Engine (TXE) and Server Platform Services (SPS), can be used to ...

A pair of security researchers found flaws in Intel's Management Engine that could have potentially enabled an attacker to execute arbitrary code without detection.

A critical security bug in the Intel Converged Security and Manageability Engine (CSME) could allow escalation of privilege, denial of service or information disclosure.

A new set of confirmed vulnerabilities in Intel's Management Engine impacts most recent PCs, servers, and IoT devices.

Intel published a security advisory last night detailing eight vulnerabilities that impact core CPU technologies such as the Intel Management Engine (ME), Intel Server Platform Services (SPS), and ...

“Multiple potential security vulnerabilities in Intel CSME, Server Platform Services, Trusted Execution Engine and Intel Active Management Technology may allow users to potentially escalate ...

Intel said in a security advisory Monday that flaws found on its management engine, server platform services and trusted execution engine have left millions of desktop and server chips vulnerable.

However, in addressing the IME vulnerability, Intel also confirmed additional vulnerabilities in its Server Platform Services (SPS) and Trusted Execution Engine (TXE).

Security Millions of devices could be at risk from Intel Management Engine vulnerabilities Patches are on their way By Rob Thubron November 22, 2017, 7:50 AM 10 comments ...

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