Researchers at cybersecurity firm Tenable have discovered critical and high-severity vulnerabilities in video surveillance systems made by Exacq Technologies, which is owned by building technology giant Johnson Controls.
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Vulnerabilities Expose exacqVision Video Surveillance Systems to Remote Attacks
Researchers at cybersecurity firm Tenable have discovered critical and high-severity vulnerabilities in video surveillance systems made by Exacq Technologies, which is owned by building technology giant Johnson Controls. The post Vulnerabilities Expose exacqVision Video Surveillance Systems to Remote Attacks appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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