Critical Security Flaws in Rabbit Inc's API Management
Critical Security Flaws in Rabbit Inc's API Management
On May 16, 2024, the Rabbitude team discovered severe security vulnerabilities within Rabbit Inc's codebase. They identified hardcoded API keys for services like ElevenLabs, Azure, Yelp, and Google Maps. These keys allow unauthorized access to sensitive data, including all historical responses from R1 devices, the ability to alter responses, and even the potential to disable devices entirely.
Details of the Breach
The ElevenLabs API key is particularly concerning, granting full privileges to access and manipulate text-to-speech messages, change voices, and crash RabbitOS backend systems. This could render all R1 devices inoperative, posing significant risks to users.
Rabbit's Inaction
Despite being aware of these vulnerabilities for over a month, Rabbit Inc has not taken steps to secure their API keys. This negligence highlights critical lapses in their security protocols, putting users at risk of data breaches and service disruptions.
Consumer Advisory
Consumers should be aware of Rabbit Inc's security shortcomings and consider unlinking their Rabbithole connections. While detailed information about the breach is withheld to protect users, the exposed vulnerabilities underscore the need for stringent security measures in handling API keys and sensitive user data.
