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To update a CSL DualCom rig rip off the glue, unscrew the box, manually flash each unit
British penetration tester Andrew Tierney says he has found dangerous vulnerabilities in network-connected alarm systems sold by the UK's self-proclaimed market leader CSL DualCom. Tierney says the flaws, also reported by the US Government CERT Coordination Center, relate to "incredibly bad" encryption, clunky physical firmware updating requirements, alleged non-compliance with standards, and poor overall security design. CSL has "generally disputed" the disclosure, according to CERT CC. The com...