Hitachi Energy Vulnerability: Decrypting Risks and Mitigation Madness!

View CSAF: Hitachi Energy’s Relion and SAM600-IO series have a vulnerability that could let attackers decrypt data in transit. It’s like letting hackers eavesdrop on your data’s juicy secrets! The company suggests updates and some solid cyber hygiene, like not letting your firewall take a vacation.

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Hitachi Energy’s devices have a case of “timing” issues, where even milliseconds matter. It’s like a game of Operation, but instead of a buzzer, you get a decryption key and potentially a one-way ticket to a cybersecurity nightmare. Someone call the OpenSSL ER — these devices need a serious patch-up!

Key Points:

– A vulnerability in Hitachi Energy’s products allows potential decryption of data in transit.
– Affected products include Relion 670, 650, and SAM600-IO Series.
– The issue arises from a timing-based side channel in the RSA decryption implementation.
– The vulnerability has a CVSS v4 score of 8.2, indicating its severe impact.
– Mitigations include software updates and general cybersecurity best practices.

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