EnOcean SmartServer IoT

An attacker could execute arbitrary code on your SmartServer IoT device, potentially compromising building automation systems, occupancy sensors, lighting control, or other IoT infrastructure that depends on the SmartServer platform. This could lead to unauthorized control of connected devices or disruption of facility operations.

Building automation operators, facility managers, and IT staff responsible for EnOcean SmartServer IoT deployments. This impacts occupancy sensors, lighting control systems, HVAC integration, and other IoT devices that communicate through the SmartServer platform in commercial buildings, campuses, and municipal facilities.

An attacker with network access to the SmartServer IoT device could send a specially crafted network request to exploit a command injection or memory safety vulnerability. The attacker does not need valid credentials. Successful exploitation grants the ability to run arbitrary commands as the SmartServer process, with additional ability to bypass memory randomization (ASLR) to make further attacks more reliable.