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The Cognex tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about Cognex In-Sight vision systems, focusing on security advisories from CISA. Recent content highlights high-severity vulnerabilities in Cognex In-Sight Explorer and camera firmware, including hard-coded credentials, cleartext credential transport, replayable authentication, weak permissions on Windows hosts, and telnet or proprietary protocol flaws. These issues raise risk for manufacturers using legacy In-Sight Explorer software or older firmware. The tag is relevant for IT and security professionals managing industrial vision systems in Windows environments, particularly those needing to mitigate remotely exploitable weaknesses in Cognex hardware and software.
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    CISA Advises on Cognex In‑Sight Risks: Mitigate Legacy Camera Vulnerabilities

    CISA’s latest advisory on Cognex In‑Sight Explorer and In‑Sight camera firmware warns of a broad set of high‑severity, remotely exploitable weaknesses — including hard‑coded credentials, cleartext credential transport, replayable authentication, weak permissions on Windows hosts, and...
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