286 : Unrestricted Physical Access Authentication Bypass / Information Disclosure
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Disclosure

Jan 01, 1990

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Description

Devices without proper physical security may allow a malicious user to bypass authentication or even lead to an unauthorized information disclosure. The issue may be triggered in a variety of different ways and typically depends on the specific device. It is possible that the flaw will result in a loss of integrity.

Classification

Location: Physical Access Required
Attack Type: Authentication Management, Information Disclosure
Impact: Loss of Integrity
Exploit: Exploit Available
OSVDB: Concern, Best Practice

Solution

Restrict physical access to the all workstations, servers and network hardware. It is extremely important to physically lock up and secure your equipment. There simply is no security without physical security.

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