0xor0ne[verified]@0xor0nePoC
The tweet announces that researchers demonstrated how an attacker can passively sniff the SPI bus between SoC and TPM 2.0 on the Moxa UC-1222A to extract LUKS keys, as detailed in the linked CVE-2026-0714 report.
Sébastien Dudek 📡[verified]@FlUxIuSDisclosure
The text announces the disclosure of CVE-2026-0714, a vulnerability that allows TPM sniffing to recover LUKS keys on an embedded device, with a research link for details.
Sébastien Dudek 📡[verified]@FlUxIuSDisclosure
The post announces a discussion about CVE-2026-0714, detailing a TPM-based attack that sniffs LUKS keys via SPI, but does not provide PoC, exploit code, or patch information.
kokumօtօ[verified]@__kokumotoPoC
A TPM sniffing attack was demonstrated that extracts LUKS keys from industrial Linux devices, revealing CVE‑2026‑0714.
Clandestine[verified]@akaclandestineDisclosure
The linked article announces CVE‑2026‑0714, detailing a TPM‑sniffing technique that can retrieve LUKS keys on embedded devices, but does not mention PoC code, active exploitation, or remediation.
suzaki[verified]@KuniSuzakiPatch
The post highlights the TPM key leakage vulnerability CVE‑2026‑0714, cites a research article and mitigation guidance, but does not mention a PoC or active exploitation.
VulnTracker[verified]@vuln_trackerGeneral
The tweet merely directs readers to a link for more information on CVE-2026-0714, without offering additional context or claims.
/r/netsec@_r_netsecDisclosure
The article announces a TPM sniffing vulnerability that could expose LUKS keys on embedded devices, but it offers no evidence of active exploitation or available mitigations.