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

Linux kernel: NULL pointer dereference via sco_sock_getsockopt

Linux kernel: use after free via IB/hfi1

OpenJPEG: integer overflow via opj_t1_encode_cblks

Node.js urijs: spoofing via URL Backslashes

PHP: spoofing via Url User Information

FasterXML Jackson Databind: code execution via dbcp.cpdsadapter.DriverAdapterCPDS

FasterXML Jackson Databind: code execution via org.docx4j.org.apache.xalan.lib.sql.JNDIConnectionPool

FasterXML Jackson Databind: code execution via org.apache.tomcat.dbcp.dbcp2.datasources

FasterXML Jackson Databind: code execution via org.apache.tomcat.dbcp.dbcp.datasources

FasterXML Jackson Databind: code execution via com.newrelic.agent

EM-HTTP-Request: Man-in-the-Middle

binutils: buffer overflow via bfd_pef_parse_function_stub

gorilla/websocket: denial of service

ImageMagick: denial of service via MagickCore/gem.c

WavPack: integer overflow via WavpackPackSamples

Node.js angular.js: Cross Site Scripting

Linux kernel: denial of service via KRETPROBES

Cairo: memory corruption via composite_boxes

ImageMagick: code execution via Authenticate Option Command Injection

Node.js Axios: information disclosure via Server-Side Request Forgery

Recent vulnerabilities

Synology DSM: code execution via Download Station

Synology DSM: information disclosure via Media Server

Zstandard: read-write access via Transient Default Permissions

Zstandard: read-write access via Default Permissions

GNOME Glib: integer overflow via g_bytes_new

GNOME Glib: integer overflow via g_byte_array_new_take

OpenBSD: out-of-bounds memory reading via npppd

libebml: buffer overflow via EbmlString-ReadData

Apple iOS/macOS: memory corruption via WebKit

ClusterLabs crmsh: vulnerability

Google protobuf: integer overflow via Serialization

Node.js elliptic: information disclosure via Secp256k1 Implementation

Node.js botframework-connector: privilege escalation via Improper Authentication

QEMU: privilege escalation via Virtiofsd Xattrmap Option

FortiGate: data transit via Transparent Proxy Malformed HTTP/S Traffic

OSSEC: denial of service via _ReadElem

Linux kernel: information disclosure via iscsi_host_get_param

Linux kernel: read-write access via iscsi_if_recv_msg

Linux kernel: read-write access via iSCSI show_transport_handle

IBM API Connect: Man-in-the-Middle via Database Replication

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

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