CVE-2024-43384

A low privileged remote attacker can gain the root password due to improper removal of sensitive information before storage or transfer. It has a CVSS v3.1 base score of 8.0 (HIGH).

CVE-2024-43384 has a CVSS v3.1 score of 8.0 out of 10, rated HIGH. This is a high-severity vulnerability that should be prioritized for patching. The EPSS score is 0.0003, placing it in the 0th percentile for exploitation probability.

CVE-2024-43384 affects products from phoenixcontact, specifically: fl_mguard_2102, fl_mguard_2102_firmware, fl_mguard_2105, fl_mguard_2105_firmware, fl_mguard_4102_pci, fl_mguard_4102_pci_firmware, fl_mguard_4102_pcie, fl_mguard_4102_pcie_firmware, fl_mguard_4302, fl_mguard_4302_firmware, fl_mguard_4305, fl_mguard_4305_firmware, fl_mguard_centerport, fl_mguard_centerport_firmware, fl_mguard_centerport_vpn-1000, fl_mguard_centerport_vpn-1000_firmware, fl_mguard_core_tx, fl_mguard_core_tx_firmware, fl_mguard_core_tx_vpn, fl_mguard_core_tx_vpn_firmware, fl_mguard_delta_tx\/tx, fl_mguard_delta_tx\/tx_firmware, fl_mguard_delta_tx\/tx_vpn, fl_mguard_delta_tx\/tx_vpn_firmware, fl_mguard_gt\/gt, fl_mguard_gt\/gt_firmware, fl_mguard_gt\/gt_vpn, fl_mguard_gt\/gt_vpn_firmware, fl_mguard_pci4000, fl_mguard_pci4000_firmware, fl_mguard_pci4000_vpn, fl_mguard_pci4000_vpn_firmware, fl_mguard_pcie4000, fl_mguard_pcie4000_firmware, fl_mguard_pcie4000_vpn, fl_mguard_pcie4000_vpn_firmware, fl_mguard_rs2000_tx\/tx-b, fl_mguard_rs2000_tx\/tx-b_firmware, fl_mguard_rs2000_tx\/tx_vpn, fl_mguard_rs2000_tx\/tx_vpn_firmware, fl_mguard_rs2005_tx_vpn, fl_mguard_rs2005_tx_vpn_firmware, fl_mguard_rs4000_tx\/tx, fl_mguard_rs4000_tx\/tx-m, fl_mguard_rs4000_tx\/tx-m_firmware, fl_mguard_rs4000_tx\/tx-p, fl_mguard_rs4000_tx\/tx-p_firmware, fl_mguard_rs4000_tx\/tx_firmware, fl_mguard_rs4000_tx\/tx_vpn, fl_mguard_rs4000_tx\/tx_vpn_firmware, fl_mguard_rs4004_tx\/dtx, fl_mguard_rs4004_tx\/dtx_firmware, fl_mguard_rs4004_tx\/dtx_vpn, fl_mguard_rs4004_tx\/dtx_vpn_firmware, fl_mguard_smart2, fl_mguard_smart2_firmware, fl_mguard_smart2_vpn, fl_mguard_smart2_vpn_firmware, tc_mguard_rs2000_3g_vpn, tc_mguard_rs2000_3g_vpn_firmware, tc_mguard_rs2000_4g_att_vpn, tc_mguard_rs2000_4g_att_vpn_firmware, tc_mguard_rs2000_4g_vpn, tc_mguard_rs2000_4g_vpn_firmware, tc_mguard_rs2000_4g_vzw_vpn, tc_mguard_rs2000_4g_vzw_vpn_firmware, tc_mguard_rs4000_3g_vpn, tc_mguard_rs4000_3g_vpn_firmware, tc_mguard_rs4000_4g_att_vpn, tc_mguard_rs4000_4g_att_vpn_firmware, tc_mguard_rs4000_4g_vpn, tc_mguard_rs4000_4g_vpn_firmware, tc_mguard_rs4000_4g_vzw_vpn, tc_mguard_rs4000_4g_vzw_vpn_firmware. Check the affected products table above for specific version ranges.

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