Network Vulnerabilities

1. Introduction The vulnerability “Do not scan printers (AppSocket)” refers to a situation where network scanning tools identify devices as...

1. Introduction The DNS Server BIND version Directive Remote Version Detection vulnerability allows attackers to obtain the version number of...

1. Introduction The DNS Server Cache Snooping Remote Information Disclosure vulnerability allows attackers to determine which domains have recently been...

1. Introduction A DNS server is listening on the remote host, indicating a Domain Name System (DNS) service is running....

1. Introduction The remote DNS resolver is DNSSEC-aware. This means it can handle DNS records secured with DNSSEC, which helps...

1. Introduction DNS Server Fingerprinting is a technique where attackers attempt to identify the type and version of DNS servers...

1. Introduction The DTLS Service Detection vulnerability means that remote services support the Datagram Transport Layer Security protocol. This allows...

1. Introduction The Eaton Network Shutdown Module Default Administrator Credentials vulnerability allows unauthorised access to a web application due to...

1. Introduction The Eaton Network Shutdown Module Detection vulnerability concerns AC power management applications running on remote web servers. These...

1. Introduction The vulnerability is an eIQnetworks Enterprise Security Analyzer Monitoring Agent detected listening on a remote host. This means...