ABB Cylon’s Cookie Catastrophe: User Passwords on a Silver Platter!
ABB Cylon Aspect 3.08.02 might be managing your building’s energy, but it seems to have left the door wide open with cookie user password disclosure issues. With cleartext cookie transmission, a sneaky hacker could intercept your data faster than you can say “CVE-2024-51546.” Time to upgrade those firewalls!
Hot Take:
Step right up, folks, and witness the amazing disappearing act of your privacy! Thanks to ABB Cylon’s Aspect firmware, your sensitive data is now the star of its own vanishing act. Just a pinch of cleartext transmission and a dash of base64-encoded credentials, and voilà! Your passwords are as exposed as a streaker at a cybersecurity conference. It’s a tale of cookies gone wild, and not the delicious kind!
Key Points:
- ABB Cylon Aspect firmware is leaking user passwords like a sieve.
- Cleartext transmission of sensitive info in cookies is the culprit.
- Base64 encoding is about as secure as a cardboard safe.
- A man-in-the-middle attack can easily sniff out these credentials.
- This vulnerability affects multiple versions and could compromise user accounts.
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