Vulnerability Found in Two Keyless Entry Locks

Minimalist · Dec 12, 2017

Researchers at Dell Secureworks are warning a vulnerability in two keyless entry products could allow local attackers to lock and unlock doors and create illegitimate RFID badges by sending unauthenticated requests to affected devices.

Impacted are two AMAG Technology Symmetry IP-based access door controllers used in keyless door models EN-1DBC and EN-2DBC. Researchers say if the devices deployed with default configurations, attackers could abuse the systems by sending unauthenticated requests to door controllers via serial communication over TCP/IP.
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https://threatpost.com/vulnerability-found-in-two-keyless-entry-locks

ronjor · Dec 12, 2017

Are smart locks secure? AV-TEST has the answer

By Michael Kassner | December 11, 2017, 10:48 AM PST
The report concludes by saying, "The AV-TEST Institute rated five out of six of the locking systems evaluated in the quick test as having solid basic security with theoretical vulnerabilities at the most."
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