First published: Sun Dec 01 2013(Updated: )
The Advanced Management Module (AMM) with firmware 3.64B, 3.64C, and 3.64G for IBM BladeCenter systems allows remote attackers to discover account names and passwords via use of an unspecified interface.
Credit: psirt@us.ibm.com
Affected Software | Affected Version | How to fix |
---|---|---|
Ibm Advanced Management Module Firmware | =3.64-bbet64b | |
Ibm Advanced Management Module Firmware | =3.64-bbet64c | |
Ibm Advanced Management Module Firmware | =3.64-bbet64g | |
Ibm Advanced Management Module Firmware | =3.64-bpeo64b | |
Ibm Advanced Management Module Firmware | =3.64-bpeo64c | |
Ibm Advanced Management Module Firmware | =3.64-bpeo64g | |
Ibm Advanced Management Module Firmware | =3.64-bpet64b | |
Ibm Advanced Management Module Firmware | =3.64-bpet64c | |
Ibm Advanced Management Module Firmware | =3.64-bpet64g |
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CVE-2013-6718 is considered to have a high severity due to the potential exposure of sensitive account information.
To fix CVE-2013-6718, you need to update the Advanced Management Module firmware to a patched version that addresses the vulnerability.
CVE-2013-6718 affects versions 3.64B, 3.64C, and 3.64G of the IBM Advanced Management Module firmware.
The potential consequences of CVE-2013-6718 include unauthorized access to account names and passwords, which could lead to further exploitation.
While updating firmware is the recommended solution for CVE-2013-6718, limiting network access to the management interface may act as a temporary workaround.