Since 1999, the Vigil@nce team watches public vulnerabilities impacting your computers, and then offers security fixes, a database and tools to remediate them.
Each user customizes the list of software to track. As soon as Vigil@nce publishes an alert for one of his software, the user receives a vigilance bulletin, containing a simple explanation of the threat, its patches and workarounds.
The administrator then uses the online Vigil@nce diary in order to plan and track the security process.

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Computer vulnerabilities bulletins published by Vigil@nce

Public vulnerabilities

Cisco Nexus: denial of service via SXP

Cisco IOS / IOS XE: denial of service via SNMP

Cisco IOS / IOS XE: denial of service via SIP

Cisco Prime Infrastructure: SQL injection

Cisco IOS: privilege escalation via Cisco Industrial Routers Image Verification Bypass

Cisco IOS: privilege escalation via Cisco Industrial Routers Virtual Device Server

Cisco IOS: code execution via Cisco Industrial Routers Virtual Device Server

Cisco IOS XE: denial of service via Catalyst 9800 Series Wireless Controllers

Cisco IOS / IOS XE: denial of service via CIP

Cisco IOS: privilege escalation via Catalyst 2960-L / CDB-8P

Cisco IOS XE: privilege escalation via SD-WAN Software

Cisco ASR 920: denial of service via SNMP

Drupal Services: privilege escalation via Taxonomy Term

OpenStack Cinder: information disclosure via Dell EMC ScaleIO/VxFlex OS Backend

Grafana: information disclosure via Avatar HTTP Scan

Jenkins Plugins: multiple vulnerabilities

Django: two vulnerabilities

Symfony: privilege escalation via AbstractToken-hasUserChanged

Grafana: Cross Site Scripting via Dashboard Settings

Grafana: Cross Site Scripting via Table Panel Set Column Styles

Recent vulnerabilities

WebKitGTK: multiple vulnerabilities

Cacti: Cross Site Scripting via Template Import Preview

Bluetooth: privilege escalation via BR/EDR Impersonation Attack

Linux kernel: use after free via chrdev_open

X.Org Xserver: information disclosure via AllocatePixmap

libX11: integer overflow via XIM Client

Claws Mail: information disclosure via STARTTLS Protocol Violation

Ark: directory traversal

GNOME evolution-data-server: NULL pointer dereference via imapx_free_capability

libssh: NULL pointer dereference via ssh_buffer_new

libjpeg: overload via jpeg_mem_available

HPE ProLiant: code execution via GRUB2 Insmod

Linux kernel: information disclosure via random32

Ghostscript: read-write access via Post Rsearch

FreeRDP: integer overflow via Rdpegfx Channel

WebSphere AS: privilege escalation via UNC Paths

KDE KMail: information disclosure via Unencrypted POP3 Communication

Debian: privilege escalation via NET-SNMP-EXTEND-MIB

Node.js elliptic: information disclosure via ECDSA Signature Malleability

Node.js auth0: information disclosure via Authorization Header

Severities: 1 = low, 2 = medium, 3 = important, 4 = critical.

Daily activities

Vulnerabilities are discovered daily and published on thousands of internet information sources.
Vigil@nce announces these vulnerabilities and how to protect your system. This information is customized according to your environment, it is available on a web site and sent by e-mail alerts.
Your teams secure and protect your networks based on Vigil@nce information and tools.

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A database describing more than 30000 vulnerabilities and their 70000 solutions.
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A diary to plan solutions to install, and to monitor the security process of each computer.

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