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NASA-AMMOS AIT-Core through version 3.1.1 contains a missing-authentication vulnerability in its ait.core.server telemetry and command broker, ait-server. The ZeroMQ broker binds its XSUB and XPUB sockets to all network interfaces by default without authentication or transport security. A remote attacker with network access can publish spacecraft command data and forged telemetry, subscribe to command and telemetry traffic, or disrupt the bus. In the shipped default configuration, injected command messages are forwarded through command_stream to the command-uplink UDP path. AIT-Core 3.1.2 changes the default ZeroMQ bind addresses to loopback.
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