OPENBMC — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 20

This page aggregates common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) associated with the OpenBMC project, an open-source firmware platform for embedded systems. The collection encompasses security flaws affecting the BMC software stack, including issues in Redfish implementations, IPMI protocols, web interfaces, and underlying base operating system components. The data covers reported vulnerabilities from the project's inception through the present day, providing a longitudinal view of security incidents impacting this specific Linux-based firmware distribution. Visitors to this resource can track vendor advisories and community-reported issues to stay informed about emerging threats and patch availability. Users can also analyze trends within specific weakness classes, such as improper access control or input validation errors, to understand the historical context of security weaknesses in BMC environments. Additionally, the page serves as a lookup tool for examining the vulnerability history of OpenBMC, allowing security professionals and system administrators to assess risk exposure and prioritize mitigation efforts based on confirmed incidents. This structured overview aids in maintaining the integrity and security posture of servers and hardware devices relying on OpenBMC for out-of-band management capabilities.