CVE-2018-20053

CVE-2018-20053 affects Cerner Connectivity Engine (CCE) 4 devices. The hostname, timezone, and NTP server configurations on the CCE are vulnerable to command injection when a crafted configuration file is sent over the network. The available documents do not specify affected versions beyond “CCE ...

CVE-2018-20052

An issue was discovered on Cerner Connectivity Engine CCE 4 devices. The user running the main CCE firmware has NOPASSWD sudo privileges to several utilities that could be used to escalate privileges to root. One example is the "sudo ln -s /tmp/script /etc/cron.hourly/script" command...

CVE-2018-20052

The CVE-2018-20052 entry concerns Cerner Connectivity Engine (CCE) 4 devices where the user running the main CCE firmware has NOPASSWD sudo privileges to several utilities, enabling potential root privilege escalation. A concrete example is the command: sudo ln -s /tmp/script /etc/cron.hourly/scr...

PT-2019-9974

Name of the Vulnerable Software and Affected Versions Cerner Connectivity Engine CCE version 4 Description An issue was discovered where the user running the main CCE firmware has NOPASSWD sudo privileges to several utilities, which could be used to escalate privileges to root. For example, the...

PT-2019-9975

Name of the Vulnerable Software and Affected Versions Cerner Connectivity Engine CCE version 4 Description An issue was discovered where the hostname, timezone, and NTP server configurations are vulnerable to command injection by sending a crafted configuration file over the network...

CVE-2018-20053: Undefined Security Weakness

An issue was discovered on Cerner Connectivity Engine CCE 4 devices. The hostname, timezone, and NTP server configurations on the CCE device are vulnerable to command injection by sending a crafted configuration file over the network...

CVE-2018-20052: Initialization of a Resource with an Insecure Default

An issue was discovered on Cerner Connectivity Engine CCE 4 devices. The user running the main CCE firmware has NOPASSWD sudo privileges to several utilities that could be used to escalate privileges to root. One example is the "sudo ln -s /tmp/script /etc/cron.hourly/script" command...