CVE-2020-24990

An issue was discovered in QSC Q-SYS Core Manager 8.2.1. By utilizing the TFTP service running on UDP port 69, a remote attacker can perform a directory traversal and obtain operating system files via a TFTP GET request, as demonstrated by reading /etc/passwd or /proc/version...

PT-2026-48587

Name of the Vulnerable Software and Affected Versions Qualcomm QSC family affected versions not specified Description Improper authorization in the firmware of the Qualcomm QSC integrated circuit family allows a remote attacker to achieve Remote Code Execution RCE, which is the ability to execute...

EUVD-2020-17690

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Malware in qsc-workspace

Any computer that has this package installed or running should be considered fully compromised. All secrets and keys stored on that computer should be rotated immediately from a different computer. The package should be removed, but as full control of the computer may have been given to an outsid...

MAL-2025-4575 Malicious code in qsc-workspace (npm)

The package communicates with a domain associated with malicious activity. --- -= Per source details. Do not edit below this line.=- Source: ghsa-malware f4974f7cd2511ced3dc1db7b00b3241f9648759cd72693033c7fb72b32e82080 Any computer that has this package installed or running should be considered...

Cybersecurity at a Crossroads: New Implications on Business Risk

During our 2023 Qualys Security Conference QSC taking place in Orlando, Florida, November 6-9, 2023, I unveiled an exciting new milestone for the company – the release of our new Qualys Enterprise TruRisk Platform, marking a seismic shift for the future of Qualys as a leader in managing and...

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Over the years, the threat landscape has exploded, and bad actors have become increasingly sophisticated, making the demand for cloud security platforms - that save security teams time and increase efficiency - a must-have for every cyber arsenal. This was underscored last week at QSC 2022 Las...

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If 2020 was the year of disruption, then 2021 was characterized by high-profile—and low-profile—cyberattacks against the likes of JBS Supply, Colonial Pipeline, and Kaseya. Three years that underscored the need for organizations not only to defend themselves but to become resilient to weather and...

CVE-2020-24990

An issue was discovered in QSC Q-SYS Core Manager 8.2.1. By utilizing the TFTP service running on UDP port 69, a remote attacker can perform a directory traversal and obtain operating system files via a TFTP GET request, as demonstrated by reading /etc/passwd or /proc/version...

CVE-2020-24990

The CVE-2020-24990 issue affects QSC Q-SYS Core Manager 8.2.1 via the TFTP service on UDP/69, enabling a directory traversal to read OS files (e.g., /etc/passwd, /proc/version). Root cause: TFTP GET requests bypass path filtering. Impact is partial confidentiality loss without integrity/availabil...

CVE-2020-24990: Improper Limitation of a Pathname to a Restricted Directory

An issue was discovered in QSC Q-SYS Core Manager 8.2.1. By utilizing the TFTP service running on UDP port 69, a remote attacker can perform a directory traversal and obtain operating system files via a TFTP GET request, as demonstrated by reading /etc/passwd or /proc/version...

PT-2020-15879

Name of the Vulnerable Software and Affected Versions QSC Q-SYS Core Manager version 8.2.1 QSC Q-SYS Core Manager versions prior to 8.2.1 Description An issue was discovered in QSC Q-SYS Core Manager. A remote attacker can perform a directory traversal via the TFTP service running on UDP port 69...