TLStorm 2.0 Flaws Leave Aruba, Avaya Switches Vulnerable

A handful of vulnerabilities in the implementation of TLS communications in Aruba and Avaya switches extend TLStorm flaws first discovered in March to millions of enterprise-grade network infrastructure devices. By exploiting these latest five vulnerabilities, miscreants can take over Smart-UPS devices via the internet without the benefit of user interaction, making “the UPS literally go..

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