Remote Password Disclosure Vulnerability in Honeywell Gas Detectors
CVE-2015-7908
Currently unrated
What is CVE-2015-7908?
Honeywell Midas gas detectors and Midas Black gas detectors prior to version 1.13b3 and 2.13b3, respectively, are susceptible to a vulnerability that enables remote attackers to capture cleartext passwords by intercepting network traffic. This issue potentially compromises the confidentiality of sensitive authentication credentials, highlighting significant risks for users relying on these gas detection solutions for security. Ensuring that devices are updated to the latest versions is crucial to mitigate exposure to this vulnerability.
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