Numerix Dials Down Security: Unplugged and Unresponsive!
Numerix License Server Administration is caught in a web of reflected cross-site scripting vulnerabilities. Despite numerous contact attempts, the vendor remains as responsive as a brick wall. Users are advised to restrict access and monitor logs rigorously. Meanwhile, attackers are having a field day with arbitrary JavaScript injections. Stay vigilant!
Hot Take:
Numerix’s License Server Login is serving up more than just access permissions—it’s also dishing out some spicy, uninvited JavaScript from hackers! It’s like ordering a salad and getting a side of malware dressing.
Key Points:
- Numerix License Server suffers from a reflected Cross-Site Scripting vulnerability, identified as CVE-2024-50585.
- Attempts to contact Numerix and the potential developer Agilis Software for a fix have been met with silence, akin to shouting into the void.
- SEC Consult recommends restricting access and monitoring logs until a fix is available.
- The vulnerability allows attackers to execute arbitrary JavaScript, potentially compromising user data.
- Public disclosure was made after all efforts to contact the vendor and developer failed.
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