How to remediate – VMware Tools Detection (macOS)
1. Introduction VMware Tools Detection (macOS) identifies instances where VMware Tools, a virtual machine management application, is installed on a...
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How to remediate – VMware Tools Detection (Mac OS X)
1. Introduction VMware Tools is a suite of utilities installed on virtual machines running Mac OS X. Its presence indicates...How to remediate – VMware Tools Detection
1. Introduction VMware Tools Detection indicates that the VMware Tools application is installed on a Windows host. This suite improves...How to remediate – vsftpd Smiley Face Backdoor
1. Introduction vsftpd Smiley Face Backdoor is a vulnerability in versions of vsftpd that have been compiled with a hidden...How to remediate – VMWare STARTTLS Support
1. Introduction 2. Technical Explanation Scope: VMWare products supporting STARTTLS are affected. Specific versions depend on the product; check vendor...How to remediate – VNC Server Unencrypted Communication Detection
1. Introduction A VNC server with unencrypted communication allows attackers to intercept sensitive data transmitted between the server and client....How to remediate – VNC Server Unauthenticated Access: Screenshot
1. Introduction The VNC Server Unauthenticated Access: Screenshot vulnerability means a remote VNC server does not require a username and...How to remediate – VNC Server Unauthenticated Access
1. Introduction The VNC Server Unauthenticated Access vulnerability means a remote user can connect to a system using VNC without...How to remediate – VNC Server ‘password’ Password
1. Introduction A VNC server running on a remote host is secured with the weak password ‘password’. This means an...How to remediate – VMware vCenter SOAP API Settings
1. Introduction The VMware vCenter SOAP API Settings plugin configures the credentials used for VMware checks via REST and SOAP...
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