Fuji Electric — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 65

Fuji Electric operates as a major manufacturer of industrial automation, power systems, and electronic devices, primarily serving infrastructure and manufacturing sectors. With 64 recorded Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs), the company’s attack surface largely centers on its industrial control systems and embedded software components. Historically, prevalent vulnerability classes include remote code execution (RCE) and cross-site scripting (XSS), often stemming from legacy web interfaces used for device management. Additionally, privilege escalation flaws have been documented, allowing unauthorized users to gain administrative access to critical operational technology. Notable security characteristics involve the reliance on outdated protocols in older hardware generations, which complicates patching efforts. While no single catastrophic public breach has been widely attributed solely to these specific CVEs, the accumulation of unpatched flaws in industrial gateways poses significant risks to operational continuity. The profile suggests a need for rigorous segmentation and updated firmware to mitigate exploitation of these known weaknesses in their extensive industrial ecosystem.