Reply Threads + OneDrive link + file PWD Security Spark! Pro series – 25th March 2022 Spiceworks Originalsįor other uses, see Friday (disambiguation).The best option, though, would be my first suggestion as it will alert you (properly configured) should someone attempt to tamper with it in the prescribed manner. If you want further security, then disable the USB ports via the system BIOS. If you're using reasonable physical and GPO security, you can "fix" it simply by disabling USB ports via GPO. Moreover, the latest acknowledged vulnerability requires physical access to the USB ports in order to replicate. Eliminating capabilities while not disabling the ME just leaves the holes open without providing any alternatives uses. The best solution, honestly, is to fully provision the ME, then maintain/use it. In other words, you're only reducing the footprint, not eliminating it. The common solution is to permanently disable it in BIOS if that's an option (depends on the system OEM whether this option exists), but recognize that doesn't disable the FW, it simply disables the Active Management Technology capability. The Intel Management Engine runs firmware in the chipset, not drivers and software in the OS.
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