Optigo’s Oopsie: Hard-Coded Credentials Leave ONS NC600 Open to Attack
In a plot twist that cybersecurity experts saw coming, Optigo Networks ONS NC600 devices are afflicted with the dreaded hard-coded credentials vulnerability. This flaw could let cyber villains remotely wreak havoc, scoring a CVSS v4 of 9.3. It’s like leaving your house keys under a doormat labeled “Keys.” View CSAF for more details!
Hot Take:
It looks like Optigo Networks accidentally left the backdoor open, and now their ONS NC600 is inviting cyber hooligans for a tea party! With hard-coded credentials, it’s like leaving the keys under the doormat for anyone who wanders by. Maybe it’s time for a password change, eh?
Key Points:
- Optigo Networks ONS NC600 is vulnerable due to hard-coded credentials.
- Vulnerability allows remote exploitation with low attack complexity.
- Versions 4.2.1-084 through 4.7.2-330 are affected.
- Mitigation strategies include using dedicated NICs and secure VPNs.
- No public exploitation targeting the vulnerability has been reported yet.
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