Critical Sungrow Inverter Vulnerability Lets Attackers Access Solar Plants Without Passwords
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IT Security News - cybersecurity, infosecurity newsCritical Sungrow Inverter Vulnerability Lets Attackers Access Solar Plants Without Passwords
A critical Sungrow inverter vulnerability could have allowed attackers to log in to the company’s iSolarCloud management platform without a valid password. The flaw affected the cloud service used to manage solar plants, inverters, and battery storage systems, creating a serious risk for customers and energy operators in Europe, China, Australia, and other regions. Sungrow Inverter Vulnerability According to research published by Jakkaru, the fl…
Sungrow patches iSolarCloud vulnerability after security researchers gain access - pv magazine Global
A German cybersecurity firm has discovered an authentication flaw in Sungrow’s iSolarCloud platform that exposed connected devices, prompting an emergency patch. The post Sungrow patches iSolarCloud vulnerability after security researchers gain access appeared first on pv magazine Global.
Cybersecurity is currently a big topic – especially when it comes to photovoltaic systems. Blackout scenarios are thrown against the wall when malicious hackers remotely control and switch off the inverters of the systems. That this is generally possible, attacks by so-called benevolent hackers, who only want to uncover security gaps without exploiting them, have already been shown. Now another case has become public. In August, German security …
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