HPE OneView Update: From Flaw to Fix in 10.0 Seconds Flat!
HPE OneView Software had a security flaw so critical it could make your IT infrastructure dance to a hacker’s tune. With a CVSS score of 10.0, this vulnerability could allow remote code execution. HPE swiftly patched the issue, ensuring your systems are back in line and marching to your drumbeat.
Hot Take:
Hewlett Packard Enterprise has found a bug so severe in their OneView software, that it deserves its own 10.0 CVSS score – the cybersecurity equivalent of a perfect storm! Ladies and gentlemen, don’t just walk, run to apply that patch, or your IT infrastructure might be hosting a hacker party without your permission. It’s like leaving the vault open at Gringotts, except you won’t find any wizards guarding it.
Key Points:
- HPE OneView Software flaw could lead to remote code execution.
- The vulnerability is tagged CVE-2025-37164 with a CVSS score of 10.0.
- All versions prior to 11.00 are affected; a hotfix is available.
- Hotfixes need reapplication after specific upgrades or operations.
- No current exploitation in the wild, but patching is advised.
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