HPE’s Instant On Access Points Vulnerability: A Hacker’s Paradise or Just a Bad Day?
Watch out for sneaky hackers! HPE’s Instant On Access Points had a hidden security flaw, CVE-2025-37103, potentially letting attackers bypass authentication like they’re VIPs at a concert. Update your systems faster than a cat meme goes viral to keep those cyber tricksters at bay!
Hot Take:
Looks like HPE’s Instant On Access Points are about as secure as a screen door on a submarine! With hard-coded credentials just waiting for cybercriminals to waltz in, it’s a good thing HPE is quick on the draw with patches. Remember, folks, when it comes to cybersecurity, “Instant On” should not mean “Instantly Vulnerable.”
Key Points:
- HPE released security patches for critical vulnerabilities in Instant On Access Points.
- CVE-2025-37103 allows attackers to bypass authentication using hard-coded login credentials.
- Another flaw, CVE-2025-37102, enables command injection with elevated permissions.
- Exploiting these flaws could grant attackers administrative access and the ability to run arbitrary commands.
- Users are urged to update to software version 3.2.1.0 or above to safeguard their systems.
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