AI helps find flaws in FatFs library used in millions of devices
Researchers at runZero have disclosed seven security vulnerabilities in the widely used FatFs filesystem library, warning that the flaws could expose millions of embedded devices to attacks through malicious USB drives, SD cards, and, in some cases, firmware update mechanisms. The vulnerabilities, assigned CVE-2026-6682 through CVE-2026-6688, range in severity from medium to high and affect … The post AI helps find flaws in FatFs library used in millions of devices appeared first on CyberInsider.
Researchers at runZero discovered seven security vulnerabilities in the widely used FatFs filesystem library, which could expose millions of embedded devices to attacks through malicious USB drives and SD cards. The vulnerabilities range from medium to high severity.
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