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Ars: Bluetooth bugs could bite millions of Wi-Fi APs from Cisco, Meraki, and Aruba

Discussion in 'General Wireless Discussion' started by Dan Goodin, Nov 1, 2018.

  1. Dan Goodin

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    Enlarge / A Cisco Aironet access point. (credit: Cisco)


    Dan Goodin over at Ars reports "millions" of Wi-Fi access points sold by Cisco, Meraki, and Aruba have two critical vulnerabilities being patched that could allow hackers to run malware inside the sensitive networks that use the gear. While the flaws open corporate networks to some scary attacks, the real-word likelihood of them being exploited is debatable.

    Continue reading on Ars Technica...
     
    Dan Goodin, Nov 1, 2018
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  2. sfx2000

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    It's a bug in the BTLE implementation on the TI chipset used....
     
    sfx2000, Dec 7, 2018
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