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Slovensko @[email protected] · 2026-04-28 · 11:47 UTC

https://www.europesays.com/sk/55721/ Košice dajú 8. mája zamestnancom voľno. Ušetria státisíce, chcú ich minúť na komunikácie – Regióny – Správy #8Máj #chcú #dajú #ich #Komunikácie #Košice #mája #minúť #regióny #SK #škôlky #školy #Slovak #Slovakia #Slovenčina #Slovensko #státisíce #ušetria #voľno #zamestnanci #zamestnancom

#zamestnancom #zamestnanci #volno #usetria #statisice #slovensko

Polska @[email protected] · 2026-04-15 · 23:45 UTC

https://www.europesays.com/pl/368814/ Botaniczna Piątka – bieg w Ogrodzie Botanicznym UMCS – 2026 – Aktualności – Lublin #"Zielona #10:00 #11:15 #12:00 #bieg #czas #czerwona #dostępne #dystansie #fale #głównym: #godzinie #grupa #lublin #marsz #marszobieg #minut #PL #podczas #pokonanie #Poland #Polish #Polska #Polski #start #trasy: #żółta

#zolta #trasy #start #polski #polska #polish

Troed Sångberg @[email protected] · 2024-11-14 · 06:23 UTC

SECURITY ADVISORY - PUBLIC DISCLOSURE
2024-11-14

Minut M2 (P2/Point) IoT devices with firmwares up to and including #15142 are susceptible to hostile takeover by a physically proximate attacker. The vendor was notified 2024-08-16 and any device in active use should have received updated firmware.

These devices are marketed towards the short-term rental market thus the intended use case is for possible attackers to have physical access, and the attack can be performed through the externally accessible USB-C port. The attack gives full persistent control over the device and can be used to invalidate the intended notifications for the short-term rental host regarding noise levels and occupancy by guests. It's also possible for an attacker to persist surveillance code that will spy on other guests and/or the host and exfiltrate over the network.

The attacker needs to have crafted new firmware in advance using keys extracted from any other Minut M2 device running firmware #15142 or below.

Minut M2 owners should verify that their devices have received a recent firmware update to at least version #1056696.

Vendor website: https://www.minut.com

Research and reporting by Troed Sångberg, Amlisoft AB

#NoCVE #CyberSecurity #IoT #Minut

#nocve #cybersecurity #iot #minut

Troed Sångberg @[email protected] · 2024-11-14 · 06:23 UTC

SECURITY ADVISORY - PUBLIC DISCLOSURE
2024-11-14

Minut M2 (P2/Point) IoT devices with firmwares up to and including #15142 are susceptible to hostile takeover by a physically proximate attacker. The vendor was notified 2024-08-16 and any device in active use should have received updated firmware.

These devices are marketed towards the short-term rental market thus the intended use case is for possible attackers to have physical access, and the attack can be performed through the externally accessible USB-C port. The attack gives full persistent control over the device and can be used to invalidate the intended notifications for the short-term rental host regarding noise levels and occupancy by guests. It's also possible for an attacker to persist surveillance code that will spy on other guests and/or the host and exfiltrate over the network.

The attacker needs to have crafted new firmware in advance using keys extracted from any other Minut M2 device running firmware #15142 or below.

Minut M2 owners should verify that their devices have received a recent firmware update to at least version #1056696.

Vendor website: https://www.minut.com

Research and reporting by Troed Sångberg, Amlisoft AB

#NoCVE #CyberSecurity #IoT #Minut

#nocve #cybersecurity #iot #minut

Troed Sångberg @[email protected] · 2024-11-14 · 06:23 UTC

SECURITY ADVISORY - PUBLIC DISCLOSURE
2024-11-14

Minut M2 (P2/Point) IoT devices with firmwares up to and including #15142 are susceptible to hostile takeover by a physically proximate attacker. The vendor was notified 2024-08-16 and any device in active use should have received updated firmware.

These devices are marketed towards the short-term rental market thus the intended use case is for possible attackers to have physical access, and the attack can be performed through the externally accessible USB-C port. The attack gives full persistent control over the device and can be used to invalidate the intended notifications for the short-term rental host regarding noise levels and occupancy by guests. It's also possible for an attacker to persist surveillance code that will spy on other guests and/or the host and exfiltrate over the network.

The attacker needs to have crafted new firmware in advance using keys extracted from any other Minut M2 device running firmware #15142 or below.

Minut M2 owners should verify that their devices have received a recent firmware update to at least version #1056696.

Vendor website: https://www.minut.com

Research and reporting by Troed Sångberg, Amlisoft AB

#NoCVE #CyberSecurity #IoT #Minut

#nocve #cybersecurity #iot #minut

Troed Sångberg @[email protected] · 2024-11-14 · 06:23 UTC

SECURITY ADVISORY - PUBLIC DISCLOSURE
2024-11-14

Minut M2 (P2/Point) IoT devices with firmwares up to and including #15142 are susceptible to hostile takeover by a physically proximate attacker. The vendor was notified 2024-08-16 and any device in active use should have received updated firmware.

These devices are marketed towards the short-term rental market thus the intended use case is for possible attackers to have physical access, and the attack can be performed through the externally accessible USB-C port. The attack gives full persistent control over the device and can be used to invalidate the intended notifications for the short-term rental host regarding noise levels and occupancy by guests. It's also possible for an attacker to persist surveillance code that will spy on other guests and/or the host and exfiltrate over the network.

The attacker needs to have crafted new firmware in advance using keys extracted from any other Minut M2 device running firmware #15142 or below.

Minut M2 owners should verify that their devices have received a recent firmware update to at least version #1056696.

Vendor website: https://www.minut.com

Research and reporting by Troed Sångberg, Amlisoft AB

#NoCVE #CyberSecurity #IoT #Minut

#minut #iot #cybersecurity #nocve

Troed Sångberg @[email protected] · 2024-11-14 · 06:23 UTC

SECURITY ADVISORY - PUBLIC DISCLOSURE
2024-11-14

Minut M2 (P2/Point) IoT devices with firmwares up to and including #15142 are susceptible to hostile takeover by a physically proximate attacker. The vendor was notified 2024-08-16 and any device in active use should have received updated firmware.

These devices are marketed towards the short-term rental market thus the intended use case is for possible attackers to have physical access, and the attack can be performed through the externally accessible USB-C port. The attack gives full persistent control over the device and can be used to invalidate the intended notifications for the short-term rental host regarding noise levels and occupancy by guests. It's also possible for an attacker to persist surveillance code that will spy on other guests and/or the host and exfiltrate over the network.

The attacker needs to have crafted new firmware in advance using keys extracted from any other Minut M2 device running firmware #15142 or below.

Minut M2 owners should verify that their devices have received a recent firmware update to at least version #1056696.

Vendor website: https://www.minut.com

Research and reporting by Troed Sångberg, Amlisoft AB

#NoCVE #CyberSecurity #IoT #Minut

#nocve #cybersecurity #iot #minut

Troed Sångberg @[email protected] · 2023-12-01 · 04:51 UTC

New project. I need to grab local control over my four Minut IoT sensors. I bought these before the company pivoted into its current guest rental business and our paths have diverged to the point where their cloud services and my original needs and usage no longer align.