Security News > 2020 > January > PoC Exploits Released for Cisco DCNM Vulnerabilities
2020-01-16 19:00
A researcher who discovered many vulnerabilities in Cisco's Data Center Network Manager product has made public some proof-of-concept exploits and technical details.
In early January, Cisco informed customers that it had released updates for DCNM to address several critical and high-severity vulnerabilities.
Nearly two weeks after Cisco released patches, the researcher published a blog post describing his findings and also provided PoC exploits for the authentication bypass flaws.
While Cisco only assigned 11 CVE identifiers to the vulnerabilities found by Seeley, the researcher says he has identified well over 100 exploitable bugs.
Cisco has updated its advisories to reflect the public availability of PoC exploits.
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