| Package | Affected versions | Patched versions |
|---|---|---|
| unified computing system | = 3.1(1d)= 3.1(2b)= 3.1(2c)= 3.1(2d)= 3.1(2e)= 3.1(2g)= 3.1(2i)= 3.1(3a)= 3.1(3b)= 3.1(3c)= 3.1(3d)= 3.1(3g)= 3.1(3h)= 3.1(3i)= 3.1(3j)= 3.1(3k)= 4.0(1.240)= 4.0(1a)= 4.0(1b)= 4.0(1c)= 4.0(1d)= 4.0(1e)= 4.0(1g)= 4.0(1h)= 4.0(2c)= 4.0(2d)= 4.0(2f)= 4.0(2g)= 4.0(2h)= 4.0(2i)= 4.0(2k)= 4.0(2l)= 4.0(2m)= 4.0(2n)= 4.0(2o)= 4.0(2p)= 4.0(2q)= 4.0(2r)= 4.0(4b)= 4.0(4c)= 4.0(4d)= 4.0(4e)= 4.0(4f)= 4.0(4h)= 4.0(4i)= 4.0(4j)= 4.0(4k)= 4.0(4l)= 4.0(4m)= 4.0(4n)= 4.1(1c)= 4.1(1d)= 4.1(1f)= 4.1(1g)= 4.1(1h)= 4.1(2a)= 4.1(2b)= 4.1(2d)= 4.1(2e)= 4.1(2f)= 4.1(2g)= 4.1(2h)= 4.1(2j)= 4.1(2k)= 4.1(2l)= 4.1(2m)= 4.1(3b)= 4.1(3c)= 4.1(3d)= 4.1(3f)= 4.1(3g)= 4.1(3h)= 4.1(3i)= 4.1(3l)= 4.1(3m)= 4.1(3n)= 4.2(1a)= 4.2(1b)= 4.2(1c)= 4.2(1e)= 4.2(1f)= 4.2(1g)= 4.2(1i)= 4.2(1j)= 4.2(2a)= 4.2(2f)= 4.2(2g)= 4.2(3b)= 4.2(3d)= 4.2(3e)= 4.2(3g)= 4.2(3h)= 4.2(3i)= 4.2(3j)= 4.2(3k)= 4.2(3l)= 4.2(3m)= 4.2(3n)= 4.2(3o)= 4.2(3p)= 4.3(1.230097)= 4.3(1.230124)= 4.3(1.230138)= 4.3(2.230207)= 4.3(2.230270)= 4.3(2.240002)= 4.3(2.240009)= 4.3(2.240037)= 4.3(2.240053)= 4.3(2.240077)= 4.3(2.240090)= 4.3(2.240107)= 4.3(2.250016)= 4.3(2.250021)= 4.3(2.250022)= 4.3(2.250037)= 4.3(2.250045)= 4.3(2.250063)= 4.3(3.240022)= 4.3(3.240041)= 4.3(3.240043)= 4.3(4.240142)= 4.3(4.240152)= 4.3(4.241014)= 4.3(4.241063)= 4.3(4.242028)= 4.3(4.242038)= 4.3(4.242066)= 4.3(4.252001)= 4.3(4.252002)= 4.3(5.240021)= 4.3(5.250001)= 4.3(5.250030)= 4.3(5.250033)= 4.3(5.250043)= 4.3(5.250045)= 4.3(6.250039)= 4.3(6.250040)= 4.3(6.250044)= 4.3(6.250053)= 4.3(6.250060)= 4.3(6.250101)= 4.3(6.250117)= 4.3(6.260003)= 6.0(1.250127)= 6.0(1.250130)= 6.0(1.250131)= 6.0(1.250174)= 6.0(1.250192)= 6.0(1.250194) |
A vulnerability in the web-based management interface of Cisco IMC could allow an authenticated, remote attacker with read-only privileges to perform command injection attacks on an affected system and execute arbitrary commands as the root user. This vulnerability is due to improper validation of user-supplied input. An attacker could exploit this vulnerability by sending crafted commands to the web-based management interface of the affected software. A successful exploit could allow the attacker to execute arbitrary commands on the underlying operating system as the root user.
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