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VDE-2026-014
Pepperl+Fuchs: ICE2-* and ICE3-* are affected by multiple security vulnerabilities
Published
16 September 2026
Last update
16 September 2026
Linked CVEs
Affected sectors
Risk evaluation
The affected devices have security vulnerabilities that can be used to bypass authentication. Code can be executed on the devices through command injection and local file inclusion. Path traversal and modified schemata can be used to read sensitive information such as password hashes or private keys from the devices.
Mitigation summary
Install update 1.7.8.
Revision history (1)
Initial publication — 16 September 2026
Initial release.
VDE-2024-017
Pepperl+Fuchs: ICE2- * and ICE3- * are affected by multiple vulnerabilities
Published
10 April 2024
Last update
18 May 2026
Affected sectors
Risk evaluation
Critical vulnerabilities have been discovered in the product due to outdated software components.The impact of the vulnerabilities on the affected device may result in Denial of service Bypassing of authentication Information disclosure
Mitigation summary
External protective measures are required: Disable the webserver after configuration, if possible, by following these steps: - Enable SSH via the web server. - Login to the SSH server. - Disable the webserver via SSH portal. - Reboot the device. or: - Use HTTPS rather than HTTP while using the webserver. - Minimize network exposure for affected products and ensure that they are not accessible via the Internet. - Isolate affected products from the corporate network. - If remote access is required, use secure methods such as virtual private networks(VPNs). Pepperl+Fuchs will provide an update to address some of these vulnerabilities in the future.
Revision history (3)
Initial publication — 10 April 2024
Initial revision.
Update A — 22 May 2025
Fix: quotation mark
Update B — 18 May 2026
added score to vulnerability, Added CPEs, added last affected products to vulnerabilities
VDE-2024-038
Pepperl+Fuchs: Anonymous FTP server and Telnet access allows information disclosure and manipulation
Risk evaluation
Critical vulnerabilities has been discovered in the product, mainly caused by ananonymous FTP server and Telnet access.The impact of the vulnerabilities on the affected device may result in Information disclosure Denial of service Device manipulation
Mitigation summary
An external protective measure is required. Minimize network exposure for affected products and ensure that they are not accessible via the Internet. Isolate affected products from the corporate network. If remote access is required, use secure methods such as virtual private networks (VPNs).
Revision history (2)
Initial publication — 10 July 2024
Initial revision.
Update A — 27 August 2025
Update: CWE from CVE-2024-6421, Revision History
VDE-2025-011
PEPPERL+FUCHS: Profinet Gateway LB8122A.1.EL – Device is affected by XSS vulnerability and information disclosure
Published
26 May 2025
Last update
27 August 2025
Linked CVEs
Affected sectors
Risk evaluation
A stored cross-site scripting vulnerability has been discovered in the profinet gateway LB8122A.1.EL. An attacker can write an HTML tag with up to 32 characters in the message field of a HART transmitter. The HTML tag is interpreted as HTML when the HART information is displayed in a webbrowser. If the HTML tag contains a link to a manipulated page, a user can be tricked into accessing this page. Furthermore, an attacker can access information about running processes via the SNMP protocol. Sending such SNMP read commands can also trigger a reboot.
Mitigation summary
Please install the updated firmware V1.3.13.
Revision history (2)
Initial publication — 5 June 2025
Initial revision.
Update A — 27 August 2025
Update: CWE from CVE-2025-41654, Revision History
VDE-2022-021
Pepperl+Fuchs: RSM-EX devices - Multiple Bluetooth vulnerabilities
Published
16 May 2022
Last update
22 May 2025
Affected sectors
Risk evaluation
Critical vulnerabilities have been discovered in the utilized Bluetooth component. For more information see: https://kb.cert.org/vuls/id/799380
Mitigation summary
The device will play a confirmation sound when a Bluetooth connection is successfully established and a status LED labeled BT indicates that a Bluetooth connection is active. This can be used to detect an unauthenticated connection.
Revision history (2)
Initial publication — 16 May 2022
initial revision
Update A — 22 May 2025
Fix: quotation mark
Risk evaluation
PACTware passwords are stored in a recoverable format (CVE-2020-9403) PACTware passwords may be modified without knowing the current password (CVE-2020-9404)
Mitigation summary
Any further changes in 'user role'-administration will need a confirmation by using the current login password. This will be fixed in following versions (and higher): PACTware 5.0.5.31 PACTware 4.1 SP6 Overview about version history: https://pactware.com/de/service You can protect yourself against manipulation by restricting the access to the PC where PACTware is installed. In case of not known passwords it can be reset by reinstallation of PACTware (all PACTware versions).
Revision history (2)
Initial publication — 29 May 2020
initial revision
Update A — 22 May 2025
Fix: version space, added distribution, quotation mark
VDE-2020-053
Pepperl+Fuchs: Comtrol RocketLinx ICRL-M - Multiple Vulnerabilities
Published
8 March 2021
Last update
22 May 2025
Linked CVEs
Affected sectors
Risk evaluation
Several critical vulnerabilities within firmware.
Mitigation summary
For vulnerability CVE-2020-12502 'Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)', CVE-2020- 12503 'Multiple Authenticated Command Injections' and CVE-2020-12504 'Active TFTP- Service' 1. Update following products to the respective Firmware Version: | Product ID | Firmware Version | |------------------------------|-------------------| | ICRL-M-8RJ45/4SFP-G-DIN | 1.4.0 | | ICRL-M-16RJ45/4CP-G-DIN | 1.4.0 | 2. Deactivate TFTP-Service
Revision history (3)
Initial publication — 8 March 2021
initial revision
Update A — 12 February 2025
Fix: corrected self-reference, fixed version
Update B — 22 May 2025
Fix: reference category, added distribution, quotation mark
VDE-2021-041
Pepperl+Fuchs: Multiple DTM and VisuNet Software affected by log4net vulnerability
Published
26 October 2021
Last update
22 May 2025
Linked CVEs
Affected sectors
Control centres
Risk evaluation
Critical vulnerabilities have been discovered in the utilized component log4net by Apache Software Foundation. UPDATE A: Remediation: added fixed VisuNet Products
Mitigation summary
External countermeasures are needed for the remaining products. The following protective measure is required for VisuNet devices and the PCs/Servers with an installed DTM: Restrict local access to the device, PC/Server and use user authentication to prevent unauthorized access.
Revision history (3)
Initial publication — 26 October 2021
Initial revision.
Update A — 17 January 2022
UPDATE A: add list of affected VisuNet products
Update B — 22 May 2025
Fix: firmware category, quotation mark
Risk evaluation
An unauthenticated attacker could repeatedly send IPv6 packets, that include specially crafted packets, to a Windows machine which could enable remote code execution.
Mitigation summary
Please install:<br>RM Shell 5 based on Windows 10 LTSB 2016: 18-33624T Windows Cumulative Security Patch - 2024-08 for RM Image 5 based on Windows 10 LTSB 2016 (KB5041773) found at Thin Client Firmware VisuNet RM Shell 5 (2016 LTSB) (pepperl-fuchs.com).
Revision history (3)
Initial publication — 25 February 2025
Initial revision.
Update A — 10 April 2025
fixed reference urls
Update B — 22 May 2025
Fix: added distribution, quotation mark
VDE-2024-033
PEPPERL+FUCHS: Device Master ICDM-RX/* – Vulnerability may allow unauthenticated remote attacker information disclosure and denial of service
Published
13 August 2024
Last update
14 May 2025
Linked CVEs
Affected sectors
Risk evaluation
Vulnerabilities have been discovered in the product, mainly caused by HTML injection and crosssite-scripting. The impact of the vulnerability on the affected device may result in an information disclosure and denial of service.
Mitigation summary
Update to a new version of the firmware you are using: * SocketServer v11.66 * PROFINET v3.4.10 * PROFINET/Modbus v1.0.8 * EtherNet/IP v7.23 * EIP/Modbus v1.09 * Modbus Router v7.10 * Modbus Server v7.12 * Modbus TCP v7.12
Revision history (3)
Initial publication — 13 August 2024
Initial revision.
Update A — 6 November 2024
Fix: correct certvde domain, added self-reference
Update B — 14 May 2025
Fix: version space
VDE-2020-014
Pepperl+Fuchs: Kr00k vulnerabilities in Broadcom Wi-Fi chipsets
Risk evaluation
Security researchers at ESET have reported a vulnerability called Kr00k (CVE-2019- 15126) which affects encrypted WiFi traffic for devices using Broadcom or Cypress chipsets. The vulnerability may allow an attacker to decrypt some WPA2- Personal/Enterprise traffic by forcing an AP/client to start utilizing an all-zero encryption key (similar to KRACK vulnerability).
Mitigation summary
Pepperl+Fuchs is continuously and rigorously working closely with our partner to patch all affected Devices. Update for Tab-Ex 02 is planned for 05/2020 ECOM mobile devices are normally used in the corporate network. This implies that outgoing connections and local software installations have to be configured by administrators. It should be ensured that the data connections are additionally encrypted, e.g. HTTPS or SSH.
Revision history (2)
Initial publication — 31 March 2020
Initial revision.
Update A — 14 May 2025
Fix: version space
VDE-2020-050
Pepperl+Fuchs: Multiple Products - Vulnerability may allow remote attackers to cause a Denial Of Service
Risk evaluation
Critical vulnerability has been discovered in the utilized component 499ES EtherNet/IP Stack by Real Time Automation (RTA).
Mitigation summary
An external protective measure is required. - Minimize network exposure for affected products and ensure that they are not accessible via the Internet. - Isolate affected products from the corporate network. - If remote access is required, use secure methods such as virtual private networks (VPNs).
Revision history (3)
Initial publication — 15 February 2021
Initial revision.
Update A — 10 April 2025
Fixed URLs.
Update B — 14 May 2025
Fix: added distribution
VDE-2021-006
Pepperl+Fuchs: Multiple Products - Vulnerability may allow remote attackers to cause a Denial Of Service
Risk evaluation
Critical vulnerability has been discovered in the utilized component PROFINET IO Device by Hilscher Gesellschaft für Systemautomation mbH. The impact of the vulnerability on the affected device is that it can - no longer perform acyclic requests - may drop all established cyclic connections may - disappear completely from the network. For more information see advisory by Hilscher: https://kb.hilscher.com/display/ISMS/2020-12-03+Denial+of+Service+vulnerability+in+PROFINET+IO+Device Update 20.11.2024: Products have been added
Mitigation summary
An external protective measure is required. - Minimize network exposure for affected products and ensure that they are not accessible via the Internet. - Isolate affected products from the corporate network. - If remote access is required, use secure methods such as virtual private networks (VPNs).
Revision history (3)
Initial publication — 16 February 2021
Initial revision.
Update A — 20 November 2024
Products have been added
Update B — 14 May 2025
Fix: added distribution
VDE-2020-038
Pepperl+Fuchs: Multiple vulnerabilites in Comtrol IO-Link Master
Published
4 January 2021
Last update
14 May 2025
Affected sectors
Risk evaluation
Several vulnerabilities exist within firmware versions up to and including v1.5.48.
Mitigation summary
In order to prevent the exploitation of the reported vulnerabilities, we recommend that the affected units be updated with the following three firmware packages: - U-Boot bootloader version 1.36 - System image version 1.52 - Application base version 1.6.11
Revision history (3)
Initial publication — 4 January 2021
initial revision
Update A — 12 February 2025
Fix: corrected self-reference, fixed version
Update B — 14 May 2025
Fix: added distribution
Risk evaluation
Pepperl+Fuchs analyzed WirelessHART-Gateways in respect of a critical vulnerability within the Firmware. An attacker may exploit this vulnerability to get access to files and access restricted directories that are stored on the device by manipulating file parameters that reference these. Incoming HTTP requests using fcgi-bin/wgsetcgi and a filename parameter allow a directory / path traversal. A publicly available exploit already exists for this vulnerability.
Mitigation summary
A Firmware (version see table below), which solves the problem, is available. Please contact your support representative for this particular firmware package and update the corresponding product. | Product ID | Version | Bus-Interface of Device | |-----------------|----------|-------------------------| | WHA-GW-*-ETH | 03.00.08 | Modbus | | WHA-GW-*-ETH.EIP | 02.00.01 | Ethernet/IP |
Revision history (4)
Initial publication — 6 March 2019
Initial revision.
Update A — 6 November 2024
Fix: correct certvde domain, added self-reference
Update B — 12 March 2025
Fix: Version, Remediation
Update C — 14 May 2025
Fix: added distribution
VDE-2021-027
Pepperl+Fuchs: WirelessHART-Gateway - Vulnerability may allow remote attackers to cause a Denial Of Service
Published
16 October 2021
Last update
14 May 2025
Linked CVEs
Affected sectors
Risk evaluation
Critical vulnerabilities have been discovered in the product and in the utilized components jQuery by jQuery Team and TLS Version 1.0/1.1. The impact of the vulnerabilities on the affected device may result in - denial of service - remote code execution - code exposure
Mitigation summary
An external protective measure is required. - Minimize network exposure for affected products and ensure that they are not accessible via the Internet. - Isolate affected products from the corporate network. - If remote access is required, use secure methods such as virtual private networks (VPNs).
Revision history (2)
Initial publication — 16 October 2021
Initial revision.
Update A — 14 May 2025
Fix: added distribution
VDE-2021-028
Pepperl+Fuchs: Multiple VDM100-Distance Ethernet-IP sensors with multiple vulnerabilities
Published
16 August 2021
Last update
14 May 2025
Linked CVEs
Affected sectors
Risk evaluation
Critical vulnerabilities have been discovered in the utilized component TRECK TCP/IP Stack by Digi International Inc. For more information see advisory by Digi International Inc.: Digi International Security Notice - TRECK TCP/IP Stack "RIPPLE20" VU#257161 ICS-VU-035787 | Digi International
Mitigation summary
An external protective measure is required. - Minimize network exposure for affected products and ensure that they are not accessible via the Internet. - Isolate affected products from the corporate network. - If remote access is required, use secure methods such as virtual private networks (VPNs).
Revision history (2)
Initial publication — 16 August 2021
Initial revision.
Update A — 14 May 2025
Fix: added distribution
VDE-2021-007
Pepperl+Fuchs: Multiple Products - Vulnerability may allow remote attackers to cause a Denial Of Service
Risk evaluation
Critical vulnerability has been discovered in the utilized component Ethernet IP Stack by Hilscher Gesellschaft für Systemautomation mbH. The impact of the vulnerability on the affected device is that it can denial of service remote code execution code exposure For more information see advisory by Hilscher: https://kb.hilscher.com/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=108969480
Mitigation summary
An external protective measure is required. Minimize network exposure for affected products and ensure that they are not accessible via the Internet. Isolate affected products from the corporate network. If remote access is required, use secure methods such as virtual private networks (VPNs).
Revision history (2)
Initial publication — 16 February 2021
Initial revision.
Update A — 14 May 2025
Fix: version space, added distribution
VDE-2018-016
Pepperl+Fuchs: ecom Mobile devices prone to Android privilege elevation vulnerability
Risk evaluation
An attacker may gain access (by elevated privileges) to CT50-Ex mobile computers through a vulnerability in a system service running the Android Operating System (OS). The system service improperly validates incoming connection requests. Although the vulnerability is significant, currently no known exploits publicly available.
Mitigation summary
An update is available that resolves this vulnerability. All customers using the impacted products should update their products as indicated in the chart below. Only products listed below are affected by this vulnerability. Updates are available via the Pepperl+Fuchs / ecom product support channel or directly from the original manufacturer Honeywell at https://hsmftp.honeywell.com . Pepperl+Fuchs strongly recommends that users upgrade to the version identified below to resolve the vulnerability. CT50-Ex, Android 6.0, Update to CommonES 4.01.00.4134 or later CT50-Ex, Android 6.0, Update ECP to version 2.30.00.0167 or later (if applicable) CT50-Ex, Android 4.4, Update to CommonES 3.17.3445 or later For support, please contact your local Pepperl+Fuchs sales representative.
Revision history (3)
Initial publication — 19 October 2018
Initial revision.
Update A — 6 November 2024
Fix: correct certvde domain, added self-reference
Update B — 14 May 2025
Fix: version space, firmware category, added distribution
VDE-2024-065
PEPPERL+FUCHS: HMI devices are affected by Insecure Platform Key
Risk evaluation
A vulnerability in the use of hard-coded Platform Keys (PK) within the UEFI framework, known as PKfail, has been discovered in several Pepperl+Fuchs devices.
Mitigation summary
Protect the device from unauthorized physical access.
Revision history (2)
Initial publication — 26 November 2024
Initial revision.
Update A — 14 May 2025
Fix: version space