How to remediate – VMware Virtual Machine Detection 1. Introduction The VMware Virtual Machine Detection vulnerability identifies systems running as virtual machines within a VMware environment. This is...
How to remediate – VMware OVF Tool Detection (Mac OS X) 1. Introduction VMware OVF Tool is a command line utility installed on Mac OS X systems that supports importing and...
How to remediate – VMware vCenter Update Manager Detection 1. Introduction VMware vCenter Update Manager Detection indicates that a patch management application is present on your systems. This software...
How to remediate – VMware NSX For vSphere (NSX-v) Unsupported Detection 1. Introduction VMware NSX for vSphere (NSX-v) is a network virtualisation and security platform. This vulnerability means that this product...
How to remediate – VMware Inactive Virtual Machines 1. Introduction VMware Inactive Virtual Machines refers to the possibility of listing virtual machines that are powered off within a...
How to remediate – VMware Horizon View Client Detection (Mac OS X) 1. Introduction VMware Horizon View Client Detection (Mac OS X) identifies instances where the VMware Horizon View client application is...
How to remediate – VMware Horizon View Client Detection (Linux) 1. Introduction VMware Horizon View Client Detection (Linux) identifies instances where the VMware Horizon View client application is installed on...
How to remediate – VMware Horizon View Client Detection 1. Introduction VMware Horizon View Client Detection indicates that a desktop virtualization application is installed on a remote host. This...
How to remediate – VMware ESX/GSX Server detection 1. Introduction The VMware ESX/GSX Server detection indicates a system is running a VMware server authentication daemon, likely meaning it’s...
How to remediate – VMware ESX / ESXi Web-Based Datastore Browser Default Credentials 1. Introduction The VMware ESX / ESXi Web-Based Datastore Browser Default Credentials vulnerability means that a VMware host is accessible...