Vulnerabilities Weekly Summary Ending March 18
By Jerry Adams on March 17, 2016
VMware reported that a vulnerability, CVE-2016-2075 in their vRealize Automation and vRealize Business Advanced products may allow for a Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attack which could lead to a compromise of the user’s PC. This vulnerability is only present on the Linux versions of the products and VMware has released patches (“VMSA-2016-0003“, Mar. 15 2016).
Mozilla reported a buffer over-read vulnerability, CVE-2016-2802 in their Firefox browser and Thunderbird email client caused by Graphite 2 font library. Specifically an induce stack corruption can occur if a malicious graphite font is loaded causing the browser to crash. Another related vulnerability, CVE-2016-2799 can cause uninitialized memory, out-of-bounds read, and out-of-bounds write errors if invalid data is entered. Mozilla released patches to fix these vulnerabilities (Fuhrmannek, H. & Smith, T., Mar. 8 2016).
Lastly Hewlett-Packard announced three vulnerabilities. CVE-2016-1988 and CVE-2016-1989 affects HPE Network Automation. CVE-2016-1992 affects ArcSight ESM. Specifics of the vulnerabilities were not announced only to say that it could allow remote execution of code that may disclose sensitive information (“HPSBGN03444 rev.1“, Mar 3 2016)(“HPSBGN03558 rev.1“, Mar 3 2016).
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Active Exploitation of Apache Tomcat CVE-2025-24813 Vulnerability
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Next.js Middleware CVE-2025-29927 Vulnerability
Next.js Middleware CVE-2025-29927 Vulnerability
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