Stryker Medical Beds Vulnerabilities
Stryker have released a security update to address vulnerabilities in their wireless enabled medical bed products. These relate to a vulnerability in WPA2 (Wireless Protected Access 2) known as KRACK (Keyless Re-installation Attack).
Summary
Stryker have released a security update to address vulnerabilities in their wireless enabled medical bed products. These relate to a vulnerability in WPA2 (Wireless Protected Access 2) known as KRACK (Keyless Re-installation Attack).
Threat details
To exploit these vulnerabilities, an attacker needs to be within wireless range of the target device. Successful exploitation of these vulnerabilities could allow data traffic manipulation, resulting in partial disclosure of encrypted communications or injection of data.
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Remediation steps
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Stryker has released software updates for affected products to mitigate the vulnerabilities. Users and administrators are recommended to contact their suppliers or Stryker directly to acquire these updates. Further remediation guidance can be found on the Information Sharing Portal article, KRACK Key Re-installation Attack - WPA2 Attack CC-1703. |
Last edited: 14 February 2020 2:43 pm