Ruijie Networks’ Cloud Platform: A Comedy of Critical Security Flaws Unveiled

Cybersecurity researchers have identified critical security flaws in Ruijie Networks’ cloud management platform, potentially allowing attackers to control thousands of network devices. Dubbed “Open Sesame,” the attack exploits vulnerabilities to execute remote code. Fortunately, Ruijie has addressed these issues, safeguarding approximately 50,000 impacted cloud-enabled devices.

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Hot Take:

Looks like Ruijie Networks just got served a ‘Sesame’ warning with a side of vulnerabilities! Talk about a cloud management platform getting a little too open for comfort. Who knew the Internet of Things could turn into the Internet of ‘Oh-No’s so quickly? Better buckle up, because it’s raining CVEs and the cloud’s got a leak!

Key Points:

  • Ruijie Networks’ cloud management platform has vulnerabilities that could let attackers control network appliances.
  • Claroty researchers identified 10 flaws, with three being critically dangerous.
  • The “Open Sesame” attack allows unauthorized network access via cloud exploitation.
  • Ruijie has patched the vulnerabilities, affecting approximately 50,000 devices.
  • Skoda’s MIB3 infotainment units also revealed to have multiple vulnerabilities.

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