
- Ten bugs were found in E2 and E3 Copeland controllers
- Copeland released a fix with a firmware update
- When combined, the flaws can lead to remote code execution
Two Copeland controllers, electronic control systems used in refrigerators and HVAC applications, were carrying almost a dozen vulnerabilities that could have been exploited for privilege escalation and remote code execution (RCE), putting thousands of companies at all sorts of risks.