Bulletins

Multiple TightVNC (V1.x) vulnerabilities could allow remote code execution and Denial-of-Service attacks under certain conditions. Siemens has previously released this advisory containing a set of products that were considered to be affected. Through Siemens’ continuous investigation processes it was identified that all products previously advised are not affected by any …

Security researchers discovered and disclosed 33 vulnerabilities in several open-source TCP/IP stacks for embedded devices, also known as “AMNESIA:33” vulnerabilities. This advisory describes the impact of two of these vulnerabilities (CVE-2020-13987, CVE-2020-17437) to Siemens products. Siemens has released updates for several affected products and recommends to update to the latest …

Security researchers discovered and disclosed seven vulnerabilities in the open-source DNS component “dnsmasq”, also known as “DNSpooq” vulnerabilities (CVE-2020-25681 through CVE-2020-25687). Three vulnerabilities (CVE-2020-25684 through CVE-2020-25686) affect the validation of DNS responses and impact several SCALANCE and RUGGEDCOM devices as listed below. Siemens has released updates for several affected products …

A vulnerability made public under the name SAD DNS affects Domain Name System resolvers due to a vulnerability in the Linux kernel when handling ICMP packets. The Siemens products which are affected are listed below. For more information please see https://www.saddns.net/. Siemens has released updates for several affected products and …

SINAMICS medium voltage products, with Sm@rtServer enabled on SIMATIC comfort HMI Panels, are affected by multiple vulnerabilities that could allow an attacker, under certain conditions, to gain full remote access to the HMI. Note that by default Sm@rtServer is disabled, but it can be enabled on request by the system …

The latest updates for Mendix fix a vulnerability in Mendix Applications that could allow malicious authorized users to escalate their privileges. Mendix has released an update for Mendix and recommends to update to the latest version.

Security researchers discovered and disclosed 9 vulnerabilities in several DNS implementations, also known as “NAME:WRECK” vulnerabilities. The vulnerabilities described in this advisories are from this set. The DNS client of affected products contains multiple vulnerabilities related to the handling of DNS responses and requests. The most severe could allow an …