Trusted management controller firmware
Abstract:
A method for ensuring management controller firmware security, by a security manager of a computing device, includes storing a public key and raw identity data, and obtaining, from a management firmware for a management controller of the computing device, encrypted identity data. The security manager decrypts the encrypted identity data with the public key into decrypted identity data, and compares the decrypted identity data with the raw identity data to determine whether the management firmware is authentic. The security manager protects the computing device from harm by the management firmware, in response to determining that the management firmware is not authentic.
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