Johnson Controls’ Comedy of Errors: Vulnerabilities Galore!
Attention all cyber detectives! The View CSAF vulnerabilities could allow attackers to eavesdrop on encrypted traffic or launch replay attacks. Affected devices like Johnson Controls PowerG and IQPanel are in the spotlight. Remember, hackers don’t take holidays, so keep those firewalls as sturdy as your grandma’s fruitcake!
Hot Take:
Looks like Johnson Controls’ gadgets have decided to take a crash course in vulnerability 101. Are we sure they’re not just trying to give hackers some extra credit? With encryption that’s about as secure as a wet paper bag, it’s time for these systems to shape up or ship out. Because right now, they’re more ‘IQ’ in name than nature!
Key Points:
- Vulnerabilities could allow attackers to read/write encrypted data or perform replay attacks.
- Affected devices include PowerG, IQPanel, and IQHub models.
- This impacts critical infrastructure sectors worldwide.
- Reported vulnerabilities are CVE-2025-61738, CVE-2025-61739, CVE-2025-26379, and CVE-2025-61740.
- CISA provides recommendations for defensive measures and cybersecurity best practices.
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