Node-RED flaw is being exploited to plant bots and webshells
Nov 3, 2026 · Summarized by Fundy Tech from SecurityWeek
Hackers are exploiting a critical Node-RED flaw to deploy Linux bots and webshells. VulnCheck says attacks came from the same IP address and used one HTTP request.
Key points
- The flaw is CVE-2026-58115, scored 10/10.
- Siemens says affected SIMATIC IoT2050 devices need version 4.3.4.1 or later.
- VulnCheck saw at least 15 follow-up attacks by November 1.
Why it matters
If Node-RED is exposed to the internet, attackers may be able to take control fast. That can affect industrial systems, building controls and other connected equipment used by businesses.
Who’s affected: Exposed Node-RED instances, including ICS/OT devices
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