Israeli security firm Lava found 32 banned Nvidia B300 chips behind a China Telecom address
Israeli security firm Lava found 32 Nvidia B300 chips that are banned from being sold to China appearing behind a China Telecom address, according to The Information. These chips were exposed through Nvidia's GPU monitoring tool DCGM Exporter, and some operators left the tool online without a password.
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The original report disclosed that banned Nvidia B300 chips appeared behind a China Telecom address, and noted that the exposure channel was an unpassworded GPU monitoring tool.
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Israeli security firm Lava found 32 Nvidia B300 chips, banned from sale to China, behind China Telecom addresses.
per The Information.
The chips surfaced through Nvidia’s DCGM Exporter, a GPU-monitoring tool some operators leave online without a password. https://t.co/id0hYfUbxQ