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CVE-2024-41940 | Siemens SINEC NMS up to 2.x os command injection (ssa-784301)
CVE-2024-41938 | Siemens SINEC NMS up to 2.x path traversal (ssa-784301)
CVE-2024-41908 | Siemens NX 1984 PRT File out-of-bounds (ssa-357412)
CVE-2024-41907 | Siemens SINEC Traffic Analyzer up to 1.x HTTP Security Header security check (ssa-716317)
CVE-2024-41905 | Siemens SINEC Traffic Analyzer up to 1.x access control (ssa-716317)
Beware Of Malicious Typosquat Package That Steals Your Secret Keys
Hackers often target the Solana Python API ecosystem to exploit vulnerabilities in decentralized applications, access private keys, or manipulate transactions on the Solana blockchain. Recently the Solana Python API ecosystem was targeted by a typosquatting attack (tagged as sonatype-2024-3214). The official Solana Python API project, known as “solana-py” on GitHub but listed as “solana” on […]
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CVE-2024-41681 | Siemens Location Intelligence family up to 4.3 inadequate encryption (ssa-720392)
CVE-2024-41978 | Siemens RUGGEDCOM RM1224 LTE(4G) EU up to 8.0 2FA Token log file (ssa-087301)
CVE-2024-41976 | Siemens RUGGEDCOM RM1224 LTE(4G) EU up to 8.0 VPN Configuration input validation (ssa-087301)
CVE-2024-41939 | Siemens SINEC NMS up to 2.x authorization (ssa-784301)
CVE-2024-41941 | Siemens SINEC NMS up to 2.x Setting authorization (ssa-784301)
CVE-2024-41904 | Siemens SINEC Traffic Analyzer up to 1.x excessive authentication (ssa-716317)
CVE-2024-41903 | Siemens SINEC Traffic Analyzer up to 1.x privileges management (ssa-716317)
CVE-2024-41683 | Siemens Location Intelligence family up to 4.3 weak password (ssa-720392)
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CVE-2024-41682 | Siemens Location Intelligence family up to 4.3 excessive authentication (ssa-720392)
AMD Sinkclose Vulnerability Lets Attackers Most Privileged Portions Of a Computer
A Sinkclose vulnerability, which has been detected in AMD processors for decades, lets hackers obtain access to some of the most privileged areas of a computer. It allows malware to infiltrate a computer’s memory so deeply that, in many situations, it could be quicker to destroy the device than disinfect it. The vulnerability allows hackers […]
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