Google Engineer Discovered Security Vulnerability In Googles CampusDoors

Google Engineer Discovered Security Vulnerability In Googles Campus Doors

Google Engineer Discovered Security Vulnerability In Googles Campus Doors that can be controlled by anyone to open and closed Security Doors.

Recently an interesting news happens as the Google employee succeeded in hacked the Google keycard door. As the Employee is testing the Google's Security Doors he identified a vulnerability in Google’s security system which could cause problems as the it can control by other bad hackers in the world and can control all the Google Security Doors

The test was done by some engineers which are the Google's Security the hacked the Office Door which are
opened using the Keycards , an engineer David Tomaschik which discovered vulnerability and security flaws in Doors , he discovered that the door lock systems are not so controlled as it can open and closed by anyone without using Keycards.






Google’s campus doors are powered by Software House devices operated by keycards. Though the system appears secure, the hacker found that the devices used an unprotected hardcore encryption, easy for anyone to trick.

Explaining by  Tomaschik stumbled upon this flaws as

Last summer, when Tomaschik looked at the encrypted messages the Software House devices (called iStar Ultra and IP-ACM) were sending across the Google network, he discovered they were non-random.

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