CVEs

Intro

The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) system is designed to provide a reference method for publicly known information security vulnerabilities. Each CVE number represents a security flaw. CVEs help IT professionals to coordinate their efforts in fixing these vulnerabilities and make computer systems secure.

Note that vulnerabilities found in a customer context are not part of the CVE system most of the time. When performing a security assessment on a product for a vendor, security flaws uncovered during the assessment are usually addressed internally. Additionally, common non-disclosure and confidentiality agreements do not allow for public disclosure of vulnerabilities.

Broadcom Automic Automation (UC4)

The corresponding security notice from Broadcom can be found here, and a blogpost describing the issues here. Some of the vulnerabilities were also presented at Troopers 2022.

Solarwinds MSP N-Central

A blogpost describing the issues can be found here. Additionally, some of the vulnerabilities were presented at Troopers 2022.

Note that Solarwinds separated the managed server provider (MSP) business in 2021. N-Central is now a part of N-able.

Nagios XI

A blogpost describing the issues can be found here. Additionally, some of the vulnerabilities were presented at Troopers 2022.

Neato / Vorwerk

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