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ExacqVision Encryption Fail: Update Now or Risk Remote Exploitation!
ExacqVision’s encryption strength is so weak, it might as well be using a paperclip to lock your front door. This vulnerability could allow attackers to decrypt communications between exacqVision Server and Client. Update to version 24.06 to avoid unwelcome guests.
Hot Take:
Looks like Johnson Controls just realized their exacqVision has more holes in it than a Swiss cheese convention. If you thought your security cameras were secure, think again! Time to update before your office footage ends up in the next viral cat video compilation.
Key Points:
– Johnson Controls’ exacqVision Client and Server have a critical encryption flaw.
– Vulnerability allows attackers to decrypt communications between the server and client.
– All versions of the exacqVision Client and Server are affected.
– CVE-2024-32758 has a CVSS v4 base score of 9.0.
– Mitigation involves updating to version 24.06 and following security guidelines.
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