Moxa’s Router Ruckus: Security Flaws Open Backdoor to Hackers!
Moxa warns of two security vulnerabilities impacting its cellular routers. One flaw involves hard-coded credentials, the other exploits special characters. Affected users should apply patches or contact support—unless you fancy your router leading a double life as a hacker’s sidekick!
Hot Take:
Looks like Moxa’s routers are serving up security vulnerabilities on a silver platter! Just when you thought your network was secure, Moxa’s routers are here to remind you that nothing is invincible. With hard-coded credentials and special character exploits, these vulnerabilities are a hacker’s dream come true. It’s time to upgrade those firmware versions and keep your network from becoming a cyber playground!
Key Points:
- Moxa routers are affected by two critical vulnerabilities: CVE-2024-9138 and CVE-2024-9140.
- The vulnerabilities could lead to privilege escalation and unauthorized command execution.
- Systems affected include various series of Moxa’s routers with specific firmware versions.
- Patches are available for most affected products, but some require contacting Moxa support.
- Mitigation strategies include not exposing devices to the internet and limiting SSH access.
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