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About 20GB of data from chip designer Intel has appeared online, including confidential documentation on processors. According to the company, the data comes from its Resource And Design Center.
Developer Tillie Kottmann has revealed the existence of the documents and says they came to him from an anonymous source. Kottmann previously published source codes from multiple companies. More dumps would follow after this with even more documentation. There is a list of things that would be in the 20GB download. These include roadmaps, but also ‘(verry horrible) Kabylake FDK training videos’.
Intel confirms to Bleeping Computer that it is internal documentation and suspect that someone from a third party with access to documentation from the Resource And Design Center has downloaded it.
The hacker who spoke to Kottmann says he found an Intel server on a CDN without proper security through a scan. With a Python script, the hacker would have looked for files and folders that don’t require a password or that work with default passwords.
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