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Tens of millions of Internet-of-Things, network-connected gizmos at risk of remote hijacking? Computer, engage shocked mode

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Re: Details needed

On the JSOF site they have a video of them exploiting the flaw against a HP printer, a UPS, a smart light, a Digi board and a medical pump. According to the messages displayed during the exploit the devices were behind a NAT and the exploit was delivered in DNS replies from a malicious DNS server. Other methods mentioned in their "Risk Evaluation and Mitigations" include fragmented packets, broadcast & multicast traffic and ICMP.

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