Sierra Wireless’ MGOS team are pleased to announce General Availability of MGOS 4.3.1.1 for AirLink MG90 gateways. This is a minor release that includes a fix for a critical GNSS issue identified within the previous MGOS 4.3.1 firmware release for the MG90, where GNSS functions within client devices may have stopped working due to a glitch in the last software update. Read more…
Sierra Wireless has identified a critical GNSS issue with MGOS 4.3.1 firmware release for the MG90, where the GNSS of the device may stop working immediately after software update. In the interim, MGOS 4.3.1 firmware has been removed from the support site ‘The Source’ and hosted AMMs. Please note that MGOS 4.3.1.1 patch firmware will be released soon… Read more…
The AirLink LX40 is now a FirstNet-certified device. With the Essential LX40 router certified on the AT&T FirstNet network, agencies that have fewer resources can capitalize on this device for fixed and mobile applications. This certification delivers a leading low-cost, high-quality device, that takes advantage of the full AT&T FirstNet ecosystem. Read more…
Cradlepoint has announced the official End of Life for the AER16xx line of branch routers and endpoints. They are currently still available only as supplies last. They have also announced the planned EOL of certain IBR200 models for the Sprint network. Read more…
Recently published research has identified two sets of vulnerabilities in dnsmasq, one set of memory corruption issues handling DNSSEC and a second set of issues validating DNS responses. The following Common Vulnerability and Exposure (CVE) identifiers have been assigned to each of the vulnerabilities… Read more…
Red Lion Controls announces the Obsolescence of all Sixnet® series IndustrialPro® SN-69xx-AM/AT/VZ cellular routers, and RAM-69xx-AM/AT/VZ and RAM-99xxx-AM/AT/VZ cellular RTUs. Last time purchases of these products are to be made by March 31, 2021, with Last Time Shipment by June 30, 2021 subject to product availability. Read more…
Cradlepoint devices running NetCloud OS (NCOS) use dnsmasq for domain resolution, domain caching and DHCP services on the local LAN. DNS is a configurable service within NCOS therefore possible configuration states and potential impacts are listed within the contents with this article. Read more…
A buffer overflow exists in the ACENet service, and this buffer overflow may allow remote code execution on some devices. The ACENet service is enabled by default on the WAN interface in ALEOS versions prior to 4.9.0, and is enabled by default only on the LAN interfaces in ALEOS 4.9.0 and later… Read more…
Sierra Wireless announces Availability of ALEOS 4.14 for MP, RV and LX Airlink gateways. This is a major release that includes feature enhancements and improvements to a range of security and field-reported issues. We recommend all customers upgrade to this release. For more information regarding this new release refer to the technical bulletin attached to this article. Read more….
Sierra Wireless has confirmed two security issues in MGOS that were reported by external parties. A locally connected, unauthenticated user can read log files that contain sensitive system information. A command injection is possible through the user interface, allowing arbitrary command execution…Read more…
