R'lyeh Consulting, LLP-The Internet of Things with Pre-Installed Backdoors

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The Internet of Things with Pre-Installed Backdoors

Threatpost: https://threatpost.com/undocumented-snmp-string-exposes-rockwell-plcs-to-remote-attacks/119865/ The SEO-friendly URL says it all. The Rockwell PLCs in question have a RW SNMP community common to a range of their devices, undocumented, but if you can find it, you can light up every one of them. Correction: there’s another SNMP string that allows even more access, also undocumented. That’s what’s makes […]



Threatpost: https://threatpost.com/undocumented-snmp-string-exposes-rockwell-plcs-to-remote-attacks/119865/


The SEO-friendly URL says it all. The Rockwell PLCs in question have a RW SNMP community common to a range of their devices, undocumented, but if you can find it, you can light up every one of them.


Correction: there’s another SNMP string that allows even more access, also undocumented. That’s what’s makes this newsworthy. Not one backdoor, that’s old news. Two pre-installed backdoors, now we got us a story!


If you work with PLCs, read the article above, check to see if you’re using any of them, and then contact the manufacturer. You need to get all over this like a donkey on a waffle.


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