more on Intel AMT story

Oh good apparently if you boot remote media over AMT, Secure Boot is disabled: https://t.co/qIBuPk709s (thanks https://t.co/lBvXSAbnGc)

— Matthew Garrett (@mjg59@nondeterministic.computer) (@mjg59) May 2, 2017

Shodan Report for Intel AMT – most affected services are located at Universities: https://t.co/ncnZBPYxLI pic.twitter.com/9nDdDl2xym

— Shodan (@shodanhq) May 2, 2017

Intel Firmware Vulnerability https://t.co/KrfZxgXfCE

— CISA Cyber (@CISACyber) May 2, 2017

Intel SA-00075/CVE-2017-5689 only AMT bug (not ME). Don't be confused by FUD in media. You are affected only if AMT services are active!

— Alex Matrosov (@matrosov) May 1, 2017

The lack of inspectability something so core to computation should in and of itself be considered a vulnerability.

— Chris Evans (@scarybeasts) May 2, 2017

Best summary on AMT vuln. We also took a look years ago, attack surface is considerable, other similar issues have been patched. Disable it. https://t.co/A5B9nALJsO

— Andrea Barisani (@AndreaBarisani) May 1, 2017

Intel AMT, SBT, and Standard Manageability Remote Escalation of Privilege:https://t.co/k4aNxnAQtV

(FWIW Macs don't have AMT)

— Xeno Kovah (@XenoKovah) May 1, 2017

Best summary on AMT vuln. We also took a look years ago, attack surface is considerable, other similar issues have been patched. Disable it. https://t.co/A5B9nALJsO

— Andrea Barisani (@AndreaBarisani) May 1, 2017

I agree with this analysis based on what we know so far. https://t.co/r1Oqt56SZI

— Igor Skochinsky (@IgorSkochinsky@infosec.exchange) (@IgorSkochinsky) May 2, 2017