CVE-2021-35064

KramerAV VIAWare, all tested versions, allow privilege escalation through misconfiguration of sudo. Sudoers permits running of multiple dangerous commands, including unzip, systemctl and dpkg...

Exploit for Improper Privilege Management in Kramerav Viaware

CVE-2021-36356 and CVE-2021-35064 PoC Usage: bash...

VulnCheck KEV: CVE-2021-35064

KramerAV VIAWare, all tested versions, allow privilege escalation through misconfiguration of sudo. Sudoers permits running of multiple dangerous commands, including unzip, systemctl and dpkg...

CVE-2021-35064

KramerAV VIAWare, all tested versions, allow privilege escalation through misconfiguration of sudo. Sudoers permits running of multiple dangerous commands, including unzip, systemctl and dpkg...

Design/Logic Flaw

KramerAV VIAWare, all tested versions, allow privilege escalation through misconfiguration of sudo. Sudoers permits running of multiple dangerous commands, including unzip, systemctl and dpkg...

CVE-2021-35064

KramerAV VIAWare, all tested versions, allow privilege escalation through misconfiguration of sudo. Sudoers permits running of multiple dangerous commands, including unzip, systemctl and dpkg...

CVE-2021-35064

Kramer VIAware (VIAware web interface) is affected by CVE-2021-35064 with concrete details in connected sources: misconfigured sudoers permissions grant privilege escalation by allowing dangerous commands (e.g., unzip, systemctl, dpkg), enabling possible remote code execution patterns. Nuclei tem...

PT-2021-20822

Name of the Vulnerable Software and Affected Versions KramerAV VIAWare affected versions not specified Description The software allows for privilege escalation due to improper sudo configuration. The sudoers file permits the execution of multiple dangerous commands, including unzip, systemctl, an...

CVE-2021-35064: Improper Privilege Management

KramerAV VIAWare, all tested versions, allow privilege escalation through misconfiguration of sudo. Sudoers permits running of multiple dangerous commands, including unzip, systemctl and dpkg...