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Remote Code Execution in Cleo Managed File Transfer Products
Analysis of CVE-2024-50623 affecting Cleo Harmony, VLTrader, and LexiCom, focusing on unrestricted file upload risks and remediation validation.
Read article →Windows CLFS Driver Heap-Based Buffer Overflow (CVE-2024-49138)
Analysis of a local privilege escalation vulnerability in the Microsoft Windows Common Log File System (CLFS) driver and strategies for verifying remediation.
Read article →CyberPanel Authentication Bypass and Command Execution (CVE-2024-51378)
Analysis of CVE-2024-51378 in CyberPanel, where incorrect default permissions enable authentication bypass and arbitrary command execution via the statusfile property.
Read article →Zyxel Firewall Path Traversal (CVE-2024-11667)
Analysis of CVE-2024-11667, a path traversal vulnerability in Zyxel firewall web management interfaces linked to ransomware campaigns.
Read article →ProjectSend Improper Authentication (CVE-2024-11680)
An improper authentication vulnerability in ProjectSend allows unauthenticated remote attackers to modify application configurations and upload webshells via options.php.
Read article →North Grid Proself XXE Vulnerability (CVE-2023-45727)
Analysis of CVE-2023-45727 affecting North Grid Proself products, focusing on the risks of unauthenticated XML External Entity (XXE) attacks and requirements for remediation validation.
Read article →CVE-2023-28461: Remote Code Execution in ArrayOS SSL VPN Gateways
Analysis of a missing authentication vulnerability (CVE-2023-28461) affecting Array Networks AG/vxAG ArrayOS, enabling local file reads and remote code execution.
Read article →Oracle Agile PLM Unauthenticated File Disclosure (CVE-2024-21287)
Analysis of CVE-2024-21287 in Oracle Agile PLM, focusing on the incorrect authorization vulnerability within the SDK's Process Extension component and strategies for remediation validation.
Read article →CVE-2024-44309: XSS Vulnerability in Apple Ecosystem
CISA has added CVE-2024-44309 to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, affecting iOS, macOS, and other Apple products. This analysis examines the exposure paths associated with maliciously crafted web content and the requirements for verifying remediation.
Read article →Arbitrary Code Execution in Apple Web Content Processing (CVE-2024-44308)
Analysis of CVE-2024-44308 affecting iOS and macOS, focusing on the risks associated with maliciously crafted web content and the requirements for verifying remediation across Apple device fleets.
Read article →VMware vCenter Server Root Privilege Escalation (CVE-2024-38813)
Analysis of CVE-2024-38813, a vulnerability in VMware vCenter Server allowing network-based attackers to escalate privileges to root via crafted packets.
Read article →VMware vCenter Server DCERPC Heap-Based Buffer Overflow (CVE-2024-38812)
Analysis of CVE-2024-38812, a heap-based buffer overflow in VMware vCenter Server's DCERPC implementation that could enable remote code execution.
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