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EUVD
EUVD
•added 2025/10/03 8:07 p.m.•19 views

EUVD-2025-25522

Malicious code in bioql PyPI...

5.3CVSS5.8AI score0.00248EPSS
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RedhatCVE
RedhatCVE
•added 2025/08/24 12:13 a.m.•34 views

CVE-2025-50691

MCSManager 10.5.3 daemon process runs as a root account by default, and its sensitive data including tokens and terminal content is stored in the data directory, readable by all users. Other users on the system can read the daemon's key and use it to log in, leading to privilege escalation...

5.3CVSS5.9AI score0.00248EPSS
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NVD
NVD
•added 2025/08/22 2:15 p.m.•19 views

CVE-2025-50691

MCSManager 10.5.3 daemon process runs as a root account by default, and its sensitive data including tokens and terminal content is stored in the data directory, readable by all users. Other users on the system can read the daemon's key and use it to log in, leading to privilege escalation...

5.3CVSS0.00248EPSS
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Vulnrichment
Vulnrichment
•added 2025/08/22 12:00 a.m.•13 views

CVE-2025-50691

MCSManager 10.5.3 daemon process runs as a root account by default, and its sensitive data including tokens and terminal content is stored in the data directory, readable by all users. Other users on the system can read the daemon's key and use it to log in, leading to privilege escalation...

5.9AI score0.00248EPSS
SaveExploits0References2
CVE
CVE
•added 2025/08/22 12:00 a.m.•63 views

CVE-2025-50691

The MCSManager 10.5.3 daemon process runs as a root account by default, creating a security risk where sensitive data, including tokens and terminal content , is stored in a data directory with permissions allowing it to be readable by all users . An unauthorized user on the system can read the d...

5.3CVSS5.9AI score0.00248EPSS
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Cvelist
Cvelist
•added 2025/08/22 12:00 a.m.•29 views

CVE-2025-50691

MCSManager 10.5.3 daemon process runs as a root account by default, and its sensitive data including tokens and terminal content is stored in the data directory, readable by all users. Other users on the system can read the daemon's key and use it to log in, leading to privilege escalation...

0.00248EPSS
SaveExploits0References2
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