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Weak Credentials: The CURE 9000 Security Snafu You Can’t Ignore
View CSAF: Johnson Controls’ Software House C●CURE 9000 installer has a vulnerability due to weak credentials, scoring a CVSS v4 7.3. This flaw could allow attackers to gain administrative access remotely. Update to version 2.90 to mitigate this risk.
Hot Take:
Alright folks, brace yourselves! The latest cyber mishap involves Johnson Controls’ C●CURE 9000 software—think of it as the 80s hair band of security vulnerabilities: Exploitable and rocking weak credentials!
Key Points:
- CVSS v4 score is a spicy 7.3, meaning it’s remotely exploitable with low attack complexity.
- Johnson Controls’ Software House C●CURE 9000 is the culprit, with versions 2.80 and prior affected.
- Weak credentials are the Achilles’ heel here, earning a CVSS v3.1 score of 8.8.
- Critical infrastructure sectors like manufacturing, commercial facilities, and even government sites are at risk.
- Johnson Controls recommends an upgrade to version 2.90 and a buffet of other cybersecurity measures.
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