Feeds.Feedburner Default Credentials Exploited to Unlock Cars via ForgeRock Vulnerability
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- •Default 'admin:admin' credentials allowed unauthorized access to customer accounts.
- •Researchers exploited ForgeRock servers to unlock and start connected cars remotely.
- •Vulnerability was patched within two hours after being reported.
Security researchers discovered that default 'admin:admin' credentials on ForgeRock servers allowed unauthorized access to customer accounts for two automakers. This vulnerability enabled them to unlock and start vehicles remotely. The researchers, Shubham Shah and Sam Curry, conducted their tests on consenting owners' cars in February 2026, and reported their findings on November 7, 2026. The attack exploited a misconfiguration in the identity platform's administrator console, which was still using default credentials. The flaw also exposed vehicle locations and allowed remote engine commands. Both automakers patched the vulnerability within two hours of the report. The researchers emphasized that they only tested their method on vehicles they owned or had permission to access.
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