Mitel Mayhem: New Vulnerabilities Threaten to Expose Enterprise Secrets
Mitel’s MiCollab vulnerabilities could expose vast enterprise data, turning communication tools into cyber playgrounds. With CVE-2024-41713 and CVE-2024-35286, plus an unpatched file-read flaw, hackers might snoop on sensitive chats. Organizations should update their systems pronto to keep their secrets safe from these comedic cyber hijinks!
Hot Take:
With the latest vulnerabilities in Mitel’s MiCollab platform, hackers might not need a map to find enterprise treasure. It’s like they’ve been given a VIP pass to the data vaults. But don’t worry, sensible admins have got their backs covered – or at least they should have! Who knew path traversal could be the new fast track to data heists?
Key Points:
– Mitel’s MiCollab platform has two new vulnerabilities that could expose enterprise data.
– CVE-2024-35286, a SQL injection vulnerability, scored a critical 9.8 on the CVSS.
– CVE-2024-41713, a path traversal vulnerability, was given a high CVSS score of 7.5.
– A third, unscored vulnerability allows for arbitrary file reads.
– Mitel has patched the named vulnerabilities, but the file-read bug remains unpatched.