This morning the DHS ICS-CERT published an advisory for an
information disclosure vulnerability in the Innominate mGuard security routers.
The advisory had been previously published on the US-CERT secure portal on July
8th. The vulnerability was originally reported by Applied Risk
Research in a coordinated disclosure. Innominate has produced a new firmware
version and a firmware patch to mitigate the vulnerability. Applied Risk
Research has confirmed that the mitigation is effective.
ICS-CERT reports that a moderately skilled attacker could
remotely exploit this vulnerability to gather information about network
topology, traffic flows, and other connected systems.
Applied Risk Research reports
that the vulnerability probably applies to the Phoenix Contact FL mGuard and
Hirschman Eagle mGuard product lines since they share the same firmware
codebase. This is not mentioned in the Innominate security
bulletin.
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