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Search your first call to discover how SRM can help your business. Hello everyone and welcome to the CyberWire's research Saturday.

I'm Dave Bitner and this is our weekly conversation with researchers and analysts tracking down the threats and vulnerabilities,

solving some of the hard problems of protecting ourselves in a rapidly evolving cyberspace.

Thanks for joining us. So, a base board management controller, also known as the BMC.

It's used for remote monitoring and management of a computer.

That's Roya Gordon.

She's an OT and IOT security research evangelists at Nizomi Networks.

The research we're discussing today is titled

Vulnerable in BMC firmware affect OT and IOT device security. And are there particular systems that they go in or are not included in?

Are there particular systems that they go in or are not included in?

So this was used in IT before but now vendors are trying to expand this into IOT and.T. devices. Of course, like any type of remote control of a device that's far away,

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