CVE-2022-31462: Owl Labs Meeting Owl Use of Hard-coded Credentials Vulnerability
Owl Labs Meeting Owl contains a use of hard-coded credentials vulnerability that allows an attacker to control the device via a backdoor password (derived from the serial number) that can be found in Bluetooth broadcast data.
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Owl Labs Meeting Owl 5.2.0.15 allows attackers to control the device via a backdoor password (derived from the serial number) that can be found in Bluetooth broadcast data.
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What is the vulnerability ID for the Owl Labs Meeting Owl use of hard-coded credentials vulnerability?
The vulnerability ID for the Owl Labs Meeting Owl use of hard-coded credentials vulnerability is CVE-2022-31462.
What is the impact of the Owl Labs Meeting Owl use of hard-coded credentials vulnerability?
The vulnerability allows an attacker to control the device via a backdoor password derived from the serial number, which is found in Bluetooth broadcast data.
How can an attacker exploit the Owl Labs Meeting Owl use of hard-coded credentials vulnerability?
An attacker can exploit the vulnerability by using the backdoor password derived from the serial number to gain unauthorized control over the device.
Is there a fix for the Owl Labs Meeting Owl use of hard-coded credentials vulnerability?
Yes, a fix for the vulnerability should be provided by Owl Labs. Please refer to the vendor's official update for more information.
Where can I find more information about the Owl Labs Meeting Owl use of hard-coded credentials vulnerability?
You can find more information about the vulnerability in the official update provided by Owl Labs.