Remediate regreSSHion Critical OpenSSH Flaw with SanerNow

OpenSSH, a networking utility installed on every Unix and Linux system by default, is affected by a critical signal handler race condition vulnerability.

Denoted by CVE-2024-6387 with an impressive CVSS score of 8.1 is a security regression of CVE-2006-5051, which highlighted a similar signal handler race condition in OpenSSH before version 4.4.

SanerNow remediates this regreSSHion OpenSSH flaw instantly!

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• Remediate risks such as vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and exposures
• Perform cross-platform patching for all major OSs and 550+ third-party applications.

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⚠ Blogs & Alerts

Log4j, identified as CVE-2021-44228, made headlines in early December and instantly received a CVSS rating of 10 out of 10. According to reports, Log4j was first detected in Minecraft, especially in the Java version.

The threat actors discovered that adding a malicious line of code to an in-game chat control logged them as log4j. If they enter this malicious code, it will cause remote code execution (RCE), a type of cyberattack that can harm devices’ backends. All OSs, Windows, Linux, and macOS, were equally vulnerable.

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ProxyLogon is a formally generic name for CVE-2021-26855, a vulnerability on the Microsoft Exchange Server that allows an attacker to bypass the authentication and impersonate the admin. Attackers then install web shells, steal data, or launch subsequent attacks within compromised networks.

The attackers behind ProxyLogon, primarily associated with the Chinese state-sponsored hacking group Hafnium, were responsible for a global wave of cyberattacks and data breaches. This began in January 2021 after several zero-day exploits were discovered in Microsoft Exchange Servers. The compromised data and potential unauthorized access to sensitive systems raised concerns of data breaches, espionage, and even ransomware attacks.

But how was it discovered initially?

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There's no doubt that there's a tremendous rise in critical vulnerabilities being detected. And the urgency to patch these vulnerabilities is high!

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