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CVE-2011-4860: The ComputePassword function in the Schneider Electric Quantum Ethernet Module on the NOE 771 device (aka t...

The ComputePassword function in the Schneider Electric Quantum Ethernet Module on the NOE 771 device (aka the Quantum 140NOE771* module) generates the password for the fwupgrade account by performing a calculation on the MAC address, which makes it easier for remote attackers to obtain access via a (1) ARP request message or (2) Neighbor Solicitation message.

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This CVE describes a predictable firmware-upgrade password on Schneider Electric Quantum NOE 771 Ethernet modules. The password is derived from the device MAC address, so an attacker who can learn that address may gain access to the fwupgrade account. The supplied sources do not provide CVSS, patch details, or active exploitation evidence. Likely exposure is organizations operating Schneider Electric Quantum NOE 771 or Quantum 140NOE771* modules, especially where OT networks allow untrusted access to local network discovery traffic or device management interfaces. Exact affected versions are not identified in the supplied data. Prioritize this where affected Schneider Electric modules support production, safety, or critical OT processes. The business issue is not internet-scale exposure by default; it is unauthorized access risk on legacy industrial network equipment when network segmentation and management access controls are weak. Mitigation focus: Check Schneider Electric guidance for NOE 771 firmware, replacement, or compensating controls.; Restrict access to module management and firmware-upgrade interfaces.; Segment OT networks from user, guest, vendor, and internet-routed networks..

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