TP-Link’s Omada Gateways: Vulnerabilities So Critical, Even Your Wi-Fi Is Nervous!
TP-Link warns that some Omada gateways have vulnerabilities, including the critical CVE-2025-6542 flaw, which allows remote attackers to execute OS commands. Several product models are affected, and firmware patches are available. Remember, folks: update your firmware and change that password before your network becomes a playground for cyber mischief-makers!
Hot Take:
Turns out, TP-Link’s Omada gateways aren’t just gateways to the internet, but also potential gateways for hackers to throw a party. With a CVSS score high enough to make a roller coaster jealous, these vulnerabilities are screaming for attention. Let’s hope TP-Link’s patches are more effective than a band-aid on a sinking ship!
Key Points:
- TP-Link warns of vulnerabilities in Omada gateways, affecting over a dozen product models.
- Critical flaw CVE-2025-6542 has a CVSS score of 9.3, allowing remote command execution.
- Another critical flaw, CVE-2025-7850, requires admin access for command injection.
- Two high-severity vulnerabilities involve root access and authenticated OS command execution.
- Firmware patches have been released; users are advised to update and change passwords.
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