Thehackerwire CVE-2026-2411: Bluetooth GATT Characteristic Vulnerability Disclosed
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- •CVE-2026-2411 allows unauthorized access to sensitive Bluetooth data.
- •Exploitation requires connecting without pairing or encryption.
- •A fix has been implemented to enforce proper security checks.
CVE-2026-2411 was published on August 1, 2026, detailing a vulnerability in Zephyr's Bluetooth host. The flaw involves a GATT characteristic that improperly handles security permissions, allowing unauthorized access to sensitive data. Attackers can exploit this by connecting without pairing or encryption, enabling notifications that expose protected values. The vulnerability affects applications using the GATT protocol with specific security configurations. The fix involves updating the permission check mechanism to ensure proper security requirements are enforced. No memory safety or availability impacts were reported. The vulnerability is categorized as medium severity.
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