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Discussions on WindowsForum.com about door controllers focus on security vulnerabilities in Johnson Controls' iSTAR family, including iSTAR Ultra and iSTAR models. Topics cover remote command injection, firmware verification flaws, and credential handling weaknesses that could allow attackers to gain privileged access and modify firmware. The content provides details on affected models, fixed version thresholds, and CVE identifiers, emphasizing the need for patching to prevent network-to-physical access control breaches.
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    iSTAR Door Controllers: Fixes for CVE-2025-43875/76 and Remote Command Injection

    Johnson Controls’ iSTAR family of door controllers has been the subject of another high‑severity advisory cycle: the CSAF packet you provided describes remote‑exploitable command‑injection weaknesses and related firmware‑verification and credential‑handling flaws that could allow attackers to...
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    iSTAR Ultra Security Flaws: Patch Johnson Controls Door Controllers Now

    Johnson Controls’ iSTAR Ultra family of door controllers contains a cluster of high‑impact vulnerabilities that — if left unpatched — can give remote attackers a path to root access, firmware modification, and local console takeover, creating a direct route from network compromise to physical...
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