Intel He’s not having a good time lately. Behind the abandonment of apple and the delay of their processors 7nm, now the company faces one of the largest leaks in its history. A leaker He shared a series of documents including intellectual property, tools, internal documentation, and more.
The package known as Intel exconfidential Lake Platform Release Weighs 20 GB and can be downloaded from a link on MEGA. Twitter user @deletescape He claims this is the first in a series of leaks from Intel.
“Most of the stuff here has NOT been posted ANYWHERE before and is classified as confidential, according to NDA or Intel Restricted Secret.” indicates in un tweet Posted a few hours ago. The filter says that all information was provided by an anonymous source who had access to it at the beginning of the year, promising more details.
File includes Intel tools, source code and confidential documents
According to the description, the 20GB leak includes the following
- Intel ME Bringup guides + tools (flash) + samples for various platforms
- BIOS reference code and sample code + Kabylake initialization code (Purley platform)
- Intel CEFDK (Consumer Electronics Firmware Development Kit (Boot Loader Stuff)) SOURCES
- Silicon / FSP source code packages for various platforms
- Various Intel development and debugging tools
- Simics Simulation for Rocket Lake S and potentially other platforms
- Various roadmaps and other documents.
- Executables for camera drivers that Intel made for SpaceX
- Schematics, documents, tools + firmware for the unpublished Tiger Lake platform
(very horrible) Kabylake FDK training videos- Intel Trace Hub + decoder files for various versions of Intel ME
- Elkhart Lake Silicon Reference and Platform Sample Code
- Some Verilog stuff for various Xeon platforms, not knowing what exactly it is.
- Debugged BIOS / TXE builds for various platforms
- Bootguard SDK (zip cifrado)
- Intel Snowridge / Snowfish Process Simulator ADK
- Various schemes
- Intel Marketing Material Templates (InDesign)
- Many other things
At the time of writing the link to the documents remains availableAlthough this could change in the following hours. The filter ensures that the next installments will have “juicier” and classified material.
On his Twitter he invites those who download this pack to look up the term “backdoor” in the source code firmware. “If you find password protected files it is probably ‘Intel123’ or ‘intel123′” he mentions, ensuring that is the level of security that Intel handles with your documents.
Until now Intel has not spoken about it and the impact that this leak may have is not only internally, but on the security of its customers is unknown. In accordance with Tom’s HardwareThe company is investigating the situation and will offer a position later.
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