First published: Thu Aug 18 2022(Updated: )
IBM OPENBMC could allow a privileged user to upload an improper site identity certificate that may cause it to lose network services.
Credit: psirt@us.ibm.com
Affected Software | Affected Version | How to fix |
---|---|---|
openbmc-project OpenBMC | <=OP910 | |
openbmc-project OpenBMC | <=OP940 | |
IBM Power System AC922 (8335-GTG) Firmware | =op910 | |
IBM Power System AC922 (8335-GTG) | ||
IBM Power System AC922 (8335-GTX) Firmware | =op910 | |
IBM Power System AC922 (8335-GTX) Firmware | =op940 | |
IBM Power System AC922 (8335-GTX) | ||
IBM Power System AC922 (8335-GTH) Firmware | =op910 | |
IBM Power System AC922 (8335-GTH) Firmware | =op940 | |
IBM Power System AC922 (8335-GTH) | ||
IBM Hardware Management Console (7063-CR2) | =op940 | |
IBM Hardware Management Console (7063-CR2) |
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CVE-2021-29891 is considered a high severity vulnerability due to the potential impact on network services.
To fix CVE-2021-29891, ensure that only valid site identity certificates are uploaded to IBM OPENBMC.
IBM OPENBMC versions OP910 and OP940 are affected by CVE-2021-29891.
Yes, a privileged user can exploit CVE-2021-29891 by uploading an improper site identity certificate.
CVE-2021-29891 impacts IBM Power System AC922 models running firmware OP910 and OP940.