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Critical Vulnerabilities Found in Slican Telephone Exchanges

Original: (cert.pl) Critical Vulnerabilities in Slican Telephone Exchanges: Hardcoded Keys, SQL Injection, and Plaintext Password

Poland's cyber security agency CERT Polska has published advisories for Slican telephone exchanges, describing critical flaws including hardcoded encryption keys, SQL injection, and passwords stored in plaintext. The vulnerabilities could let attackers gain access to affected phone systems. Security researchers and administrators are circulating the warnings, urging organisations using the equipment to update or mitigate promptly.

Why now: The new CERT Polska advisory warns of critical, exploitable flaws in widely used Polish telephone hardware, prompting organisations to assess their exposure.

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• (cert.pl) Critical Vulnerabilities in Slican Telephone Exchanges: Hardcoded Keys, SQL Injection, and Plaintext Password Risks In brief - This article details three security vulnerabilities discovered in Slican telephone exchanges, including issues with encryption, SQL… · orlysec@swecyb.com · 2

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