Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5

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Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5
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Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5
   Brand: Raspberry Pi 
   Category: Embedded IoT Compute Module • Model / Gen:  CM5 (wireless configuration)
   Release Date: 2024-11-27 • Status: 
   Classification Date:  • Official Website

Security Evaluation

1. Device Security

Criterion Value Proof Comment
Known hardware tampering None πŸ”— Proof No model-specific incident identified in reviewed evidence; not proof of absence.
Known vulnerabilities Rare πŸ”— Proof CVE-2026-13199 affects older CM5 EEPROM firmware; fixed in rpi-eeprom 28.22-1.
Prior attacks None πŸ”— Proof No model-specific in-the-wild incident established by reviewed evidence.
Updatability Very common πŸ”— Proof APT updates available.
Category Score Score: 2 / 3

2. System Security

Criterion Value Proof Comment
Authentication with other systems Partial πŸ”— Proof SSH authenticates peers; application protocols depend on configuration.
Communications Encrypted with up-to-date encryption πŸ”— Proof SSH channel only; excludes arbitrary GPIO/application traffic.
Storage No encryption πŸ”— Proof Assessed ordinary unencrypted installation.
Category Score Score: 2 / 3

3. User Authentication

Criterion Value Proof Comment
Account management Full πŸ”— Proof Linux users, groups, privileges.
Authentication Basic πŸ”— Proof Assessed password login; keys can improve it.
Brute-force protection Absent πŸ”— Proof Assessed without additional ban/lockout configuration.
Event logging Partial logging πŸ”— Proof Service logs; no complete tamper-resistant audit assumed.
Passwords Require change after setup πŸ”— Proof Initial credential creation mapping; not forced later rotation.
Category Score Score: 2 / 3

Technical Specifications

Property Details
Operating System & App Raspberry Pi OS (Trixie), compatible 32/64-bit image; documentation-based configuration (Companion App: )
Hardware (CPU / GPU) CPU: 2.4GHz quad-core Arm Cortex-A76 • GPU:
Memory & Storage Memory: • Storage:
Power, Battery & Charging Battery: • Power: • Charging:
Display & Camera Display: • Camera:
Sound & Connectivity Sound: • Connectivity: Optional dual-band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth; Gigabit Ethernet via carrier
Physical (Dimensions & Mass) Dimensions: • Mass:


Assessment date: 2026-10-24. CM5 on a suitable carrier. The official security page specifically lists CVE-2026-13199 affecting older CM5 EEPROM firmware, fixed by rpi-eeprom 28.22-1. Verify the installed EEPROM package and reboot after applying the fix. The present assessment does not claim every unit remains vulnerable.

Scope: a network-connected IoT gateway/controller deployment using a compatible current Raspberry Pi OS image, an explicitly enabled SSH service with password authentication, standard unencrypted storage, and no separately configured login-ban service. This is a documentation-based configuration assessment, not a physical inspection or a claim about every deployment. Bare hardware is not a finished secure IoT appliance. Communications scoring concerns SSH remote management; other services require separate review.

Evidence limits: the form offers no Unknown option. None for hardware incidents and prior attacks means none established in the limited reviewed evidence, not proof that no incidents exist. Rare for vulnerabilities is an interpretive present/history mapping, not a measured model-specific frequency or an allegation that every scanned package is installed. The password option approximates initial credential creation; no forced rotation or complexity enforcement is claimed. Grades require administrator review.

Recommended deployment improvements: use unique credentials and key-based remote access, restrict exposed services, protect storage against theft, maintain updates and review service logs. Release date source: https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/compute-module-5-on-sale-now/