HP Wolf Security: Vulnerabilities Unleashed – A Comedy of Errors or Misconfiguration Madness?
HP Wolf Security Controller is facing multiple vulnerabilities, including a lack of authentication on the device API and missing CSRF protection. HP suggests these issues are misconfigurations, not vulnerabilities. So, it’s not a bug, it’s a “feature.” Make sure to configure your settings before your data takes a walk on the wild side!
Hot Take:
HP’s security might be more like a paper tiger than a Wolf in sheep’s clothing. With vulnerabilities slipping through like a greased weasel through a fence, it seems HP’s security team might need a new pair of glasses to spot these glaring issues. Here’s hoping they patch things up before the wolves come to play!
Key Points:
- HP Wolf Security Controller has multiple vulnerabilities, including missing authentication and CSRF protection.
- HP Sure Access and Sure Click Enterprise have several security misconfigurations that could be exploited.
- HP’s response suggests many identified issues are configuration-related, not inherent flaws.
- SEC Consult advises a thorough security review and correct configuration of the products.
- HP has not yet released a patch, citing the issues as out-of-scope or related to user misconfigurations.
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