Paxton Net2 Security Shocker: PII Leaks & No Fix in Sight!
Beware of ghosts in your machine! Paxton Net2 software has a spooky flaw that can expose personal info and mess with access control—all without needing to haunt your computer physically. No fix is on the horizon, so guard your gadgets like they’re the last slice of pizza at a party!
Hot Take:
Paxton Net2’s access control system is about as secure as a screen door on a submarine. With vulnerabilities that allow for PIN code pilfering and user management meddling, it’s like handing the keys to the kingdom to anyone with a basic understanding of MSSQL. Maybe it’s time Paxton Net2 invested in some digital locks or at least acknowledged the problem.
Key Points:
- Paxton Net2 software has been reported to have significant security vulnerabilities.
- The software’s database can be compromised to reveal plaintext PIN codes and personal identifiable information (PII).
- Administrator rights can be gained through MSSQL single user mode without physical access.
- The vendor has not acknowledged the vulnerabilities, nor is there a planned fix.
- Mitigation recommendations include monitoring local access to the system.
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