Siemens KACO Blueplanet Inverters
KACO blueplanet inverters contain vulnerabilities allowing attackers to derive login credentials from the device's serial number and gain unauthorized access to the inverter. An attacker could then modify power output settings, disable the inverter, or disrupt its grid-tied operation. The vulnerability affects multiple inverter models across different firmware versions. Some models have been patched (TL3 GEN2 series to version 6.1.4.9, gridsafe TL3-S to version 3.91), but many older models (NX3, standard TL3, and some legacy models) have no fixes planned or available.
- Network access to the inverter (LAN segment where the device is reachable)
- Ability to obtain or observe the inverter's serial number
- Access to the inverter's web interface or management interface (typically port 80/443)
Patching may require device reboot — plan for process interruption
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