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EUVD-2006-1542
Malware in sbrugna...
enova.tv Cross Site Scripting vulnerability OBB-3886985
Following the coordinated and responsible vulnerability disclosure guidelines of the ISO 29147 standard, Open Bug Bounty has: a. verified the vulnerability and confirmed its existence; b. notified the website operator about its existence. Technical details of the vulnerability are currently hidde...
enova-transaction.com Cross Site Scripting vulnerability OBB-2377654
Following the coordinated and responsible vulnerability disclosure guidelines of the ISO 29147 standard, Open Bug Bounty has: a. verified the vulnerability and confirmed its existence; b. notified the website operator about its existence. Technical details of the vulnerability are currently hidde...
Code injection
The Enova X-Wall ASIC encrypts with a key obtained via Microwire from a serial EEPROM that stores the key in cleartext, which allows local users with physical access to obtain the key by reading and duplicating an EEPROM that is located on a hardware token, or by sniffing the Microwire bus...
CVE-2006-1538
The Enova X-Wall ASIC encrypts with a key obtained via Microwire from a serial EEPROM that stores the key in cleartext, which allows local users with physical access to obtain the key by reading and duplicating an EEPROM that is located on a hardware token, or by sniffing the Microwire bus...
CVE-2006-1538
The Enova X-Wall ASIC encrypts with a key obtained via Microwire from a serial EEPROM that stores the key in cleartext, which allows local users with physical access to obtain the key by reading and duplicating an EEPROM that is located on a hardware token, or by sniffing the Microwire bus...
CVE-2006-1538
The CVE-2006-1538 case concerns the Enova X-Wall ASIC, where a key is obtained via Microwire from a serial EEPROM that stores the key in cleartext. This enables local users with physical access to extract the key by reading/duplicating the EEPROM on a hardware token, or by sniffing the Microwire ...
CVE-2006-1538: Undefined Security Weakness
The Enova X-Wall ASIC encrypts with a key obtained via Microwire from a serial EEPROM that stores the key in cleartext, which allows local users with physical access to obtain the key by reading and duplicating an EEPROM that is located on a hardware token, or by sniffing the Microwire bus...
Enova cryptograpic chip protection bypass
Encryption key is stored in EEPROM...
[Full-disclosure] [HV-INFO] Enova hardware encryption: false sense of security
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Enova hardware encryption: False sense of security Classification: =============== Level: Informational ID: HEXVIEW200603281 URL: http://www.hexview.com/docs/20060328-1.txt Overview: ========= Enova Technology is a manufacturer of the X-Wall ASIC that...