RBI Assistant Platform CVE-2025-62648

No vendor-released patch was identified at the time of analysis, and RBI has not published a corresponding advisory in the available references, so remediation must rely on compensating controls. The primary containment step is to remove internet reachability of the assistant platform's Drive Thru control endpoints - place them behind a VPN or restrict them to known management/restaurant IP ranges via firewall or reverse-proxy allowlists - which directly defeats the AV:N/PR:N exploitation path at the cost of blocking legitimate remote administration from arbitrary locations. If the remote volume-control capability is not operationally required, disable or unroute that endpoint entirely; the trade-off is the loss of remote audio-management functionality. Where the endpoint must remain reachable, add an authorization layer (session or token validation) in front of the volume-control action, though this is a custom control and not a substitute for a vendor fix. Finally, monitor assistant platform access logs for anomalous volume-change requests and treat unexpected configuration changes to Drive Thru speaker levels as indicators of exploitation. Administrators should track RBI's channel for an official patched release, as none is confirmed in the provided data.