CVE-2023-24080: A lack of rate limiting on the password reset endpoint of Chamberlain myQ v5.222.0.32277 (on iOS) allows at...
A lack of rate limiting on the password reset endpoint of Chamberlain myQ v5.222.0.32277 (on iOS) allows attackers to compromise user accounts via a bruteforce attack.
Security readout for executives and security teams
CVE-2023-24080 describes an account takeover risk in Chamberlain myQ for iOS v5.222.0.32277. The reported issue is missing rate limiting on a password reset endpoint, allowing repeated guessing attempts. The source bundle does not identify a fixed version or official mitigation. Exposure is most relevant to Chamberlain myQ accounts associated with the cited iOS app/version and password reset flow. The structured affected-product data is incomplete and lists vendor/product/version as n/a, so scope beyond the cited version is not established here. Treat as urgent for organizations relying on myQ accounts for physical access or operational workflows. The account takeover impact is high, but remediation planning should acknowledge that the supplied sources do not name an official fix. Mitigation focus: Check Chamberlain/myQ guidance for fixed versions or service-side changes.; Update the myQ app if vendor release notes identify a security fix.; Use strong, unique myQ account passwords..
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2.0.3
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Improper Restriction of Excessive Authentication Attempts
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