Schneider Electric Trio Q Radio Alert: Vulnerabilities Leave Sensitive Data Exposed!
View CSAF: Schneider Electric’s Trio Q Licensed Data Radios are vulnerable to insecure storage and initialization issues—it’s like leaving your diary open for any villain with physical access. Update to firmware v2.7.2 for safety, or risk your secrets being the talk of the hacker town!
Hot Take:
When it comes to cybersecurity, Schneider Electric’s Trio Q Licensed Data Radio is having a bit of a radio silence moment. With vulnerabilities that sound like they were named by a Hollywood hacker (“Insecure Storage of Sensitive Information” and “Initialization of a Resource with an Insecure Default”), it’s clear that these radios are not yet ready to hit the airwaves. But hey, at least they’re not being exploited remotely… yet.
Key Points:
- Schneider Electric’s Trio Q Licensed Data Radio is vulnerable to several security issues.
- Vulnerabilities include insecure storage of sensitive information and initialization issues.
- Exploiting these flaws can lead to unauthorized data access.
- Firmware update to version 2.7.2 addresses these vulnerabilities.
- Physical access is required for exploitation, not remotely exploitable.
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