EUVD-2017-14258

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FDA Demands St. Jude Take Action on Medical Device Security

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday sent Abbott Laboratories a warning letter citing that it had inadequately addressed the security of the maligned Merlin@home Transmitter. The letter promises regulatory action against the healthcare company should vulnerabilities in the device...

CVE-2017-5149

An issue was discovered in St. Jude Medical Merlin@home, versions prior to Version 8.2.2 RF models: EX1150; Inductive models: EX1100; and Inductive models: EX1100 with MerlinOnDemand capability. The identities of the endpoints for the communication channel between the transmitter and St. Jude...

Code injection

An issue was discovered in St. Jude Medical Merlin@home, versions prior to Version 8.2.2 RF models: EX1150; Inductive models: EX1100; and Inductive models: EX1100 with MerlinOnDemand capability. The identities of the endpoints for the communication channel between the transmitter and St. Jude...

CVE-2017-5149

Summary: CVE-2017-5149 concerns the Merlin@home transmitter from St. Jude Medical, affected versions prior to 8.2.2 (RF models EX1150; inductive models EX1100; and EX1100 with MerlinOnDemand). The issue is that the identities of the endpoints for the communication channel between the transmitter ...

CVE-2017-5149: NULL Pointer Dereference

An issue was discovered in St. Jude Medical Merlin@home, versions prior to Version 8.2.2 RF models: EX1150; Inductive models: EX1100; and Inductive models: EX1100 with MerlinOnDemand capability. The identities of the endpoints for the communication channel between the transmitter and St. Jude...

St. Jude Patches Additional Cardiac Device

St. Jude Medical has patched a vulnerability in another Merlin@home Transmitter medical device vulnerable to a man-in-the-middle attack. The medical device maker issued an update on Monday for its Merlin@home Transmitter “inductive” models, expanding the number of devices impacted by a...

Pacemaker Hacking Fears Rise With Critical Research Report

Pacemakers, defibrillators and other medical devices made by a leading medical equipment maker are vulnerable to potentially “catastrophic” cyberattacks. With relatively little effort tens of thousands of cardiac devices made by St. Jude Medical are vulnerable to attack, according a report releas...