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VMware advisory warns users to patch critical issue in product
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VMware begins patching process for Linux SACK vulnerabilities

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VMware is instructing users to be on the lookout for software patches for 31 products that are affected by two vulnerabilities associated with the Linux kernel implementation of TCP Selective Acknowledgement (SACK). The two flaws, SACK Panic (CVE-2019-11477) and SACK Excess Resource Usage (CVE-2019-11478), were originally found and disclosed by Netflix researchers, along with two…
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Cisco fixes critical Aironet Access Points flaw, addresses 29 more bugs

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Cisco today released 28 security advisories, in the process addressing a total of 30 vulnerabilities, including a critical unauthorized access bug found in the company’s Cisco Aironet Access Points (APs) software. Officially designated CVE-2019-15260, the flaw potentially can be exploited to view sensitive information, interfere with configuration options and disable the AP, in order to create…
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Cisco’s latest round of updates address bugs in security products

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Cisco Systems on Wednesday issued a series of security updates, in the process disclosing 29 vulnerabilities, including 16 high-impact ones. Among the most serious issues are a series of bugs found in various security-related products, including Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance Software, Firepower Threat Defense Software, Firepower Management Center and FXOS Software. Certain of these vulnerabilities allow for…
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Five high-level flaws patched in Cisco Discovery Protocol

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Cisco Systems has issued fixes for five high-level vulnerabilities in various implementations of its Cisco Discovery Protocol, which is enabled by default in tens of millions of Cisco products. The five flaws, collectively named CDPwn, could allow attackers to either remotely execute code or trigger a denial of service, warned Cisco yesterday, as did researchers…
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