On Monday and Tuesday, the DHS ICS-CERT published two
advisories. The first is a medical system security advisory for a product from St.
Jude Medical. The second is a control system advisory for products from
OSIsoft. ICS-CERT also published a call for papers for the Spring 2017 ICSJWG
meeting in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
St. Jude Advisory
This advisory
describes a ‘man-in-the-middle’ vulnerability in the St. Jude Medical
Merlin@home transmitter. This vulnerability was reported by Med Sec Holdings
(apparently the ‘MuddyWaters’
vulnerability?). St. Jude’s has produced a new software version to mitigate the
vulnerability. ICS-CERT reports that an undisclosed third-party has verified
the efficacy of the fix. The FDA has released a Safety
Communication on the vulnerability.
ICS-CERT reports that a highly skilled attacker could
remotely exploit this vulnerability to access or influence communications
between Merlin.net and transmitter endpoints.
OSIsoft Advisory
This advisory
describes an information exposure through server log files vulnerability in the
OSIsoft PI Coresight and PI Web API products. OSIsoft reports
that a customer (Vint Maggs from Savannah River Nuclear Solutions) identified
the vulnerability (not mentioned in ICS-CERT Advisory). OSIsoft has reported
workarounds to mitigate the vulnerability while it works on a software update.
ICS-CERT reports that anyone with access to the server file
system could exploit this vulnerability. A successful exploit could lead to
unauthorized shutdown of the affected PI services as well as potential reuse of
domain credentials.
OSIsoft notes that the vulnerability exists only when the
system is not installed using the installation defaults.
ICSJWG Spring Meeting
Yesterday ICS-CERT announced via a Tweet® that
registration was open and a call for papers had been issued for the Spring 2017
ICSJWG meeting. Unfortunately, the tweet did not provide any links to the
information and there is nothing yet listed on the ICS-CERT landing page about
the meeting. The meeting
web site is up with all of the requisite information.
The meeting will be held on April 11th – 13th,
in Minneapolis, MN. Abstracts need to be submitted by February 10th,
and advance registration closes April 6th.
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