Hardcoded Credential Chaos: HPE’s Aruba Wi-Fi Security Flaw Exposed!
Beware: Aruba Instant On Access Points are at risk due to hardcoded credentials, allowing attackers to bypass authentication. HPE urges users to update to firmware 3.2.1.0 or newer to avoid becoming a victim of this critical vulnerability. Remember, the only hard thing about this update should be clicking the “install” button!
Hot Take:
HPE has served up a cybersecurity buffet, but unfortunately, everyone’s invited. With hardcoded credentials in Aruba Instant On Access Points, it’s like leaving the backdoor wide open with a Welcome mat for attackers. If you’ve got one of these devices, it’s time to patch up or pack up!
Key Points:
- HPE warns of critical vulnerability CVE-2025-37103 in Aruba Instant On Access Points.
- The flaw involves hardcoded credentials allowing unauthorized admin access.
- Firmware version 3.2.0.1 and earlier are affected.
- Another vulnerability, CVE-2025-37102, can be exploited in conjunction with the first.
- Patch to version 3.2.1.0 or newer to mitigate risks.
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