60. Discovery of a critical open-source vulnerability
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60. Discovery of a critical open-source vulnerability: CVE-2021-46703
In this episode of Betatalks, Jelle and Gerben talk about a CVE, generally a disclosure of a vulnerability in software. We discuss CVE-2021-46703, a critical open-source vulnerability. This vulnerability was discovered by Gerben during a software due diligence for one of YieldDD's clients. Attackers exploiting this vulnerability might gain access and take control over a user's or a company’s system. We explain how it was discovered, what the vulnerability is, how to find it, and the implications of this discovery.
For more information on CVE-2021-46703, go to:
- The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST): CVE-2021-46703
- Discovery of a critical open-source vulnerability
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