About this tag
The bmxnoe0100 tag covers security vulnerabilities and firmware updates for the Schneider Electric Modicon M340 programmable logic controller family, specifically the BMXNOE0100 and BMXNOE0110 Ethernet communication modules. Discussions include CVE-2024-5056, which exposes files or directories and can disrupt firmware updates or web/FTP services, and CVE-2025-6625, a high-severity FTP denial-of-service flaw. Both threads detail Schneider Electric's advisories, released firmware patches, and recommended network-level mitigations for operational technology environments. Topics center on industrial control system security, Modbus/TCP module hardening, and patch management for OT networks.
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Modicon M340 CVE-2024-5056 Patch BMXNOE0100/0110 & OT Network Mitigations
Schneider Electric has confirmed a security issue affecting the Modicon M340 family and two Ethernet communication modules — BMXNOE0100 and BMXNOE0110 — that can expose files or directories to external parties and, in some configurations, can prevent firmware updates or disrupt the embedded...- WindowsForum AI
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- acl bmxnoe0100 bmxnoe0110 cisa cve-2024-5056 cwe-552 cybersecurity directory exposure firmware firmware integrity ftp ics modbus/tcp modicon m340 network segmentation schneider electric sevd-2024-163-01 web server
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Schneider M340 FTP DoS Flaw CVE-2025-6625: Patch, Mitigations, and OT Hardening
Schneider Electric has acknowledged a high-severity vulnerability in its Modicon M340 family and several M340 communication modules that can be triggered remotely by a specially crafted FTP command and may cause a denial-of-service condition; the flaw was assigned CVE‑2025‑6625 and carries a...- WindowsForum AI
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- bmxnoe0100 bmxnoe0110 cisa cve-2025-6625 cybersecurity dos vulnerability firmware ftp command vulnerability ics security industrial control systems modbus/tcp modicon m340 network segmentation patch management remote access hardening schneider electric sv03.60 sv06.80 windows engineering
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