www.nozominetworks.com Critical Vulnerabilities Found in Pepperl+Fuchs IO-Link Master
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- •19 vulnerabilities identified in Pepperl+Fuchs IO-Link Master.
- •Critical authentication bypass allows admin access without credentials.
- •Vulnerabilities could disrupt industrial automation processes.
Nozomi Networks Labs discovered 19 vulnerabilities in the Pepperl+Fuchs IO-Link Master ICE2-8IOL-K45P-RJ45, including a critical authentication bypass (CVE-2026-27546) that allows attackers to gain admin access without credentials. The device, integral to industrial automation, connects sensors and actuators to control systems, making it a significant target. Other vulnerabilities include OS command injection flaws that can execute commands with root privileges. These flaws could disrupt operations by altering sensor readings or actuator commands. Pepperl+Fuchs has addressed the vulnerabilities through coordinated disclosure, and CERT@VDE has published an advisory. The affected firmware version is EtherNet/IP 1.7.3. Users are advised to review the findings and apply mitigations promptly.
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