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CVE-2010-4282 Scanner

CVE-2010-4282 scanner - Directory Traversal vulnerability in Pandora FMS

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Level

High

Single Scan

Can be used by

Asset Owner

Estimated Time

10 seconds

Time Interval

1 month 1 day

Scan only one

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Pandora FMS is a popular open-source monitoring system used by businesses and organizations to manage their IT infrastructure and applications. The software enables comprehensive network and system monitoring, comprising real-time data collection, performance management, and event alerts. It features a web-based console that offers a dashboard view of the network to detect issues promptly and improve up-time.

CVE-2010-4282 is a significant vulnerability found in Pandora FMS before 3.1.1. This vulnerability permits remote attackers to include and execute arbitrary local files by exploiting multiple directory traversal issues. The vulnerabilities are caused by improper handling of user-supplied data when processing input and insufficient sanitization of user inputs.

The exploitation of CVE-2010-4282 could result in dire consequences for naive enterprises. Remote attackers can gain full access to the operating system running Pandora FMS. They can run arbitrary code in the context of the application, steal sensitive data, or use the platform to launch attacks on other systems. The vulnerability could also lead to the complete server takeover, leading to data destruction, exfiltration of sensitive data, and disruption of operations.

With the s4e.io platform's pro features, businesses and organizations can easily and quickly learn about vulnerabilities in their digital assets. The platform's vulnerability scanner can detect and report security holes in networks, web applications, and operating systems, facilitating risk assessment and mitigation. It provides intelligent cybersecurity measures that cater to businesses of every size, offering affordable, scalable web and mobile application security protection. Companies that utilize this platform are confident in their security posture and can easily defend themselves against threats such as CVE-2010-4282.

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