The vulnerability relates to the implementation of the Control and Provisioning of Wireless Access Points protocol (CAPWAP) in Cisco IOS XE operating systems, Catalyst access points, and Cisco Catalyst 9000 series wireless network controllers. It stems from insufficient resource management during their existence, allowing attackers to trigger service interruptions.

The vulnerability of the CAPWAP protocol implementation for Cisco IOS XE operating systems, Catalyst access points, and Cisco Catalyst 9000 series wireless network controllers is related to insufficient resource management during their existence. Exploiting this vulnerability could allow a...

The vulnerability affects the implementation of the Control Point Access Point Wireless Provisioning Protocol (CAPWAP) on Cisco IOS XE operating systems, as well as Control Points and Cisco Catalyst 9800 and 9800-CL for Cloud wireless network controllers. This allows a malicious actor to cause service interruptions.

The vulnerability of the CAPWAP protocol implementation in Cisco IOS XE operating systems, as well as in Catalyst access points and Cisco Catalyst 9800 and 9800-CL for Cloud wireless network controllers, is related to an unvalidated return value that causes the zero pointer to be swapped...

The software vulnerability of the Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller with Catalyst Access Points allows a intruder to trigger a device reboot or a service failure.

The vulnerability of the Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller with Catalyst Access Points relates to the exhaustion of memory resources. Exploiting this vulnerability can allow a malicious actor to trigger a device reboot or cause a service failure...

The vulnerability of Cisco Aironet, Catalyst, and Business access points relates to uncontrolled resource consumption, allowing attackers to cause service interruptions.

The vulnerability of Cisco Aironet and Catalyst access points is related to uncontrolled resource consumption. Exploiting this vulnerability can allow a malicious actor to cause service interruptions remotely...