Database/Firmware, BMC & network fabric
Dell OpenManage Enterprise (permissions on a critical local resource): A critical resource on the OME appliance carries
Impact
A critical resource on the OME appliance carries permissions that are too loose, so a low-privileged account with local access to the appliance can bypass a protection mechanism and read data it should not see (Dell scores high confidentiality impact, 5.5). The appliance holds the credentials and inventory for the servers it manages, so anything a low-privileged local account can read there is leverage over the management plane. Exposure depends entirely on who has shell or low-privileged local access to the OME appliance - in most datacenters that is a short list, which is why the score stays moderate.
Who can reach it
A low-privileged user with local access to the OpenManage Enterprise appliance. Authentication to the appliance is required; no remote path.
What to do
Upgrade the OME appliance to 4.8.0 per Dell DSA-2026-467 (appliance restart, managed nodes unaffected). Dell publishes no workaround; in the meantime, audit and shrink the set of local accounts on the appliance.
References
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