Neoteo AI Exploit Demonstrates Vulnerabilities in Danfoss Refrigeration Controller
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- •Claude Sonnet 4.6 reproduced known vulnerabilities in a Danfoss controller in 28 minutes.
- •The lab exercise demonstrated root access but did not identify the attack path in recent supermarket intrusions.
- •Danfoss released firmware R4.3.1 to address the vulnerabilities associated with the AK-SM 800A.
Claroty reported that its AI tool, Claude Sonnet 4.6, successfully reproduced known vulnerabilities in the Danfoss AK-SM 800A refrigeration controller during a guided lab exercise. The test took 28 minutes and cost approximately $6 in AI usage. The vulnerabilities involved include CVE-2025-41450 (authentication bypass), CVE-2025-41451 (command injection), and CVE-2025-41452 (Nginx configuration injection). Although the exercise demonstrated root access on the lab device, it did not identify the attack path used in recent intrusions affecting over 400 French supermarkets. Claroty emphasized that the test reproduced previously disclosed flaws and did not discover new vulnerabilities. Danfoss has released firmware R4.3.1 to address these vulnerabilities. The precise method of exploitation in the supermarket incident remains unconfirmed.
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