Approximately 35,000 solar power devices with internet-accessible management interfaces are vulnerable to unauthorized access, with many already known to have security flaws. The report highlights the risks posed by exposed critical infrastructure devices, especially in Europe and Asia, emphasizing the need for better security practices. #Forescout #SolarDevices
Keypoints
- Nearly 35,000 solar power devices are openly accessible online, increasing cybersecurity risks.
- Many exposed devices come from 42 different companies, including legacy equipment with known vulnerabilities.
- The most common exposed device is SMA’s Sunny WebBox, which has been discontinued but still remains vulnerable.
- Regions like Europe and Asia have the highest concentration of exposed solar devices, notably in Germany and Greece.
- Experts warn that insecure, remotely accessible infrastructure can be exploited by threat actors, risking regional stability.
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