Moxa Router Meltdown: Critical Flaws Unleashed!

Critical security vulnerabilities in Moxa routers could turn your network into a hacker’s paradise. CVE-2024-9138 and CVE-2024-9140 allow privilege escalation and OS command injection. Moxa urges quick action with firmware updates, or you might want to consider guarding your network with a moat and drawbridge instead.

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Hot Take:

Looks like Moxa’s routers are throwing a party, and they forgot to secure the guest list! Who knew routers could have midlife crises, turning rogue and potentially giving remote attackers the keys to the kingdom? Moxa, it’s time to put those routers on a strict firmware diet!

Key Points:

  • Two critical vulnerabilities in Moxa routers: CVE-2024-9138 and CVE-2024-9140.
  • Privilege escalation and OS command injection risks identified.
  • Remote attackers can gain root privileges and execute arbitrary commands.
  • Advisory suggests firmware upgrades and mitigating strategies to curb risks.
  • Recent rise in vulnerabilities underlines the need for proactive security measures.

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