>"He argues that Kaba’s locks claim only to be “access control devices, not high security locks,” and says less than 500 have been sold to government customers."
Haha, he justified the vulnerabilities by stating that few have been sold.
It would be interesting to know where the ~500 locks have been deployed, or, rather, what has supposedly been protected with them.
I think these guys are taking the best possible method of working with Kaba on these vulns, but typical security PR from Kaba is as laughable as HBGary.
Haha, he justified the vulnerabilities by stating that few have been sold.
It would be interesting to know where the ~500 locks have been deployed, or, rather, what has supposedly been protected with them.
I think these guys are taking the best possible method of working with Kaba on these vulns, but typical security PR from Kaba is as laughable as HBGary.