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CERT Recently Published Vulnerability Notes
CERT publishes vulnerability advisories called "Vulnerability Notes." Vulnerability Notes include summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of affected vendors. Many vulnerability notes are the result of private coordination and disclosure efforts.
Last updated 2024-04-15T11:46:41.862629+00:00
Recent Vulnerabilities
DHS National Cyber Security Division_US Cert_National Vulnerability Database (Search form)
(1) VU#123335: Multiple programming languages fail to escape arguments properly in Microsoft Windows
(2) VU#155143: Linux kernel on Intel systems is susceptible to Spectre v2 attacks
(3) VU#421644: HTTP/2 CONTINUATION frames can be utilized for DoS attacks
(4) VU#417980: Implementations of UDP-based application protocols are vulnerable to network loops
(5) VU#488902: CPU hardware utilizing speculative execution may be vulnerable to speculative race conditions
(6) VU#949046: Sceiner firmware locks and associated devices are vulnerable to encryption downgrade and arbitrary file upload attacks
(7) VU#446598: GPU kernel implementations susceptible to memory leak
(8) VU#302671: SMTP end-of-data uncertainty can be abused to spoof emails and bypass policies
(9) VU#132380: Vulnerabilities in EDK2 NetworkPkg IP stack implementation.
(10) VU#811862: Image files in UEFI can be abused to modify boot behavior
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