iMonitorSoft EAM Vulnerabilities: Unpatched and Unprotected!

Multiple vulnerabilities in iMonitorSoft EAM have been discovered, including unencrypted communication, local privilege escalation, and insecure default credentials. With no response from the vendor, users are urged to demand a patch. Meanwhile, anyone using “admin” and “000” as a password might want to rethink their life choices.

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Key Points:

  • iMonitorSoft EAM is plagued by multiple vulnerabilities, including unencrypted communication, local privilege escalation, and insecure default credentials.
  • The vendor has been as responsive as a rock, offering no solutions or patches.
  • Critical CVEs identified: CVE-2025-10540, CVE-2025-10541, CVE-2025-10542.
  • End users are advised to take matters into their own hands and demand a fix.
  • SEC Consult suggests a full security review to uncover and resolve further potential issues.

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