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Honeywell Experion PKS Flaws Allow Manipulation of Industrial Processes

Posted on July 31, 2025July 31, 2025 By CWS

Honeywell lately patched a number of vulnerabilities in its Experion Course of Information System (PKS) industrial course of management and automation resolution.

The existence of the failings was delivered to gentle by the US cybersecurity company CISA, which printed an advisory final week.

In line with the advisory, Honeywell Experion PKS merchandise — releases previous to R520.2 TCU9 Scorching Repair 1 and R530 TCU3 Scorching Repair 1 — are affected by six vulnerabilities, together with ones categorized as ‘essential’ and ‘excessive severity’. 

A majority of the critical- and high-severity flaws affect the Management Knowledge Entry (CDA) part and so they can result in distant code execution.

Two high-severity vulnerabilities could be exploited for DoS assaults, whereas a flaw rated ‘medium severity’ could be leveraged to control communication channels and trigger incorrect system conduct.

CISA identified that the impacted merchandise are used worldwide, together with in essential infrastructure sectors corresponding to essential manufacturing, chemical, vitality, water, and healthcare.   

“We deal with safety issues with utmost significance and act promptly to evaluate and rectify any points,” Honeywell informed SecurityWeek in an emailed assertion. “Following the invention of those vulnerabilities, we now have made updates to Experion PKS merchandise (C300 PCNT02, C300 PCNT05, EHB, EHPM, ELMM, Traditional ENIM, ETN, FIM4, FIM8, UOC, CN100, HCA, C300PM, PGM, RFIM and C200E) and our OneWireless WDM. It’s important for all customers to replace their programs to the model talked about in our Safety Discover for enhanced safety.”

The Russian cybersecurity agency Optimistic Applied sciences has been credited for reporting the vulnerabilities to Honeywell. Commercial. Scroll to proceed studying.

Dmitry Sklyar, who leads Optimistic Applied sciences’ industrial management programs (ICS) unit, informed SecurityWeek that the vulnerabilities have been found in Experion PKS units, which embrace field-level community converters and I/O modules. 

The skilled identified that the impacted units are usually utilized in industrial amenities in remoted community segments, making it unlikely for them to be exploited remotely over the web.

“The vulnerabilities have been present in community protocol handlers that lack identification and authentication capabilities. Because of this, the one prerequisite for exploitation is entry to the remoted section,” Sklyar defined.

In line with the researcher, the vulnerabilities can permit arbitrary code execution on compromised units, which “may doubtlessly allow an attacker to control the economic course of and the units themselves—stopping or rebooting them, modifying community settings, altering course of parameters, and so forth.”

“To guard in opposition to such vulnerabilities, we suggest implementing vulnerability administration programs,” Sklyar stated.

Earlier this month, Nozomi Networks disclosed the main points of over a dozen vulnerabilities discovered within the Niagara Framework developed by Honeywell-owned Tridium.

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