Tenable Vulnerabilities Discovered in Micca KE700 Car Alarm System
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The Micca KE700 car alarm system has two identified vulnerabilities: CVE-2026-2540, which allows replay attacks due to flawed resynchronization logic, enabling unauthorized access to the vehicle, and CVE-2026-2539, where unencrypted RF communication exposes sensitive authentication data. Both vulnerabilities were published on February 15, 2026, affecting users of the Micca KE700 system.
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2026-02-15
CVE-2026-2539 published
2026-02-15
CVE-2026-2540 published
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