Overview Multiple vulnerabilities have been identified in Ruckus Wireless management products, specifically Virtual SmartZone (vSZ) and Network Director (RND), including authentication bypass, hardcoded secrets, arbitrary file read by authenticated users, and unauthenticated remote code execution. These issues may allow full compromise of the environments managed by the affected software. At this time, we have not able to reach Ruckus Wireless or their parent company to include their response to these disclosed vulnerabilities, we recommend using these products only within isolated management networks accessible to trusted users. Description Ruckus Wireless is a company that provides networking devices for venues where many end points will be connected to the internet, such as schools, hospitals, multi-tenant residences, and smart cities that provide public Wi-Fi. Virtual SmartZone (vSZ) by Ruckus Wireless is a wireless network control software to virtually manage large-scale networks, up to a scale of 10,000 Ruckus access points and 150,000 connected clients. Ruckus Network Director (RND) is software for the management of multiple vSZ clusters on a single network. Multiple vulnerabilities were reported in these Ruckus Wireless products that are described here: [CVE-2025-44957] Hardcoded Secrets, including JWT Signing Key, API keys in Code (CWE-287: Improper Authentication). Multiple secrets are hardcoded into the vSZ application, making them vulnerable to access thus…Read More