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

GNU LibreDWG: seven vulnerabilities

Microsoft Visual Studio: lack of TLS

Grafana: Cross Site Scripting via Column Link

OpenBSD: denial of service via UDP muticast

oVirt: Cross Site Scripting

Cryptacular: denial of service via CiphertextHeader Decode Operation

OpenSC: buffer overflow via CAC Certificates

OpenSC: use after free via sc_pkcs15_decode_prkdf_entry

Xfig: buffer overflow via read_colordef

ARC: directory traversal via Full Pathname

wpa: information disclosure via bad random in cryptography

Xen: information disclosure via a side channel

OpenBSD: denial of service via sysctl

bzip2: buffer overflow via BZ2_decompress

gd: information disclosure via gdImageCreateFromXbm

IBM MQ: denial of service via Invalid Message

IBM MQ: denial of service via Clustering Code

Node.js klona: code execution via Prototype Pollution

Node.js parsel: information disclosure via Hardcoded Initialization Vector

Node.js hapi/boom: Cross Site Scripting

Recent vulnerabilities

Node.js sapper: directory traversal

Node.js kind-of: privilege escalation

PyYAML: code execution via FullLoader/full_load

OTRS Help Desk: five vulnerabilities

F5 BIG-IP: denial of service via HTTP Profile

F5 BIG-IP: Man-in-the-Middle via HA Network Failover

F5 BIG-IP: denial of service via HTTP/3 QUIC

F5 BIG-IP: privilege escalation via TMOS Shell

F5 BIG-IP: denial of service via TMM Ram Cache

F5 BIG-IP: denial of service via AWS

BlueZ: privilege escalation via Subsystem Access Control

Linux kernel: out-of-bounds memory reading via wait_til_ready

Linux kernel: memory corruption via ashmem

pfSense: multiple vulnerabilities

Centreon: code execution via displayServiceStatus

Joomla AcyMailing: vulnerability

libxslt: denial of service via xsl-number

WebSphere AS: privilege escalation via SOAP Connector Token-based Authentication

Drupal Svg Image: Cross Site Scripting via SVG Files

Jenkins: multiple vulnerabilities

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

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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.
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