#OSDPTool

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https://bit.ly/3KjEjbg - 🔓 A potentially severe vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2023-21406, has been found in Axis Communications' network door controller. This could expose facilities to both physical and cyber threats. Axis offers network cameras and other physical security products worldwide. The flaw is a heap-based buffer overflow affecting the Axis A1001 network door controller, and patches have been released to address it. #CyberSecurity #AxisCommunications 🔧 The vulnerability relates to the Open Supervised Device Protocol (OSDP), an access control communications standard. The heap-based buffer overflow was found in the process handling the OSDP communication, allowing data writing outside the allocated buffer. This could be exploited to execute arbitrary code. The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has warned that this product is widely used in commercial facilities. #CISA #OSDP 📡 The flaw was discovered during a larger project by industrial cybersecurity firm Otorio, which focused on assessing security and potential risks from advancements in access control readers and controllers, specifically the assumedly secure OSDP. The vulnerability can be exploited by an attacker who has physical access to the RS-485 twisted pair cable at the back of an access control reader, typically at the entry point of a secured facility. #CybersecurityResearch #Otorio 🚪 An attacker can use the vulnerability to open doors and tamper with logs on the access controller to erase their tracks. Moreover, they can exploit the flaw to remotely execute code on the internal access controller from outside the targeted facility via the serial channel used for reader-controller communications. This could potentially serve as a gateway to the internal IP network, even if highly segmented or air-gapped from the internet. #DataProtection #AccessControl 🔍 As part of the same project, Otorio has found other vulnerabilities in access control products and has developed an OSDP assessment tool that it plans to release as open source in the future.