CVE-2024-2197 details a critical vulnerability within the Chirp Access app due to a hard-coded password. This flaw enables unauthorized configuration changes to Bluetooth beacons within range. The SVRS score of 30 indicates a moderate risk, suggesting that while the vulnerability is present, the immediate threat level may not be as severe compared to critical vulnerabilities. An attacker exploiting this issue could disable the app's proximity notifications. Although this vulnerability cannot compromise door readers or locksets, it can disrupt user access point awareness. This is significant because it allows attackers to potentially mislead users about their location relative to secured access points and manipulate beacon configurations. Immediate patching and password changes are highly recommended to mitigate the risk.