
Multiple critical vulnerabilities have been identified in SimpleHelp remote support software, allowing attackers to execute remote code, escalate privileges, and steal sensitive data. The vulnerabilities, including CVE-2024-57726, CVE-2024-57727, and CVE-2024-57728, could enable an attacker with no prior access to compromise both the SimpleHelp server and client machines. SimpleHelp has released patches to address these issues and is urging users to change their admin passwords as a precaution. In a related development, serious vulnerabilities have also been discovered in the Rsync file synchronization tool, with a notable risk of remote code execution as highlighted by CVE-2024-12084. This vulnerability necessitates immediate patching to protect against potential exploitation.
🚨 New from @Horizon3Attack: Three critical vulnerabilities have been disclosed in #SimpleHelp remote support software, which could enable an attacker with no prior privileges to compromise a SimpleHelp server and client machines managed by SimpleHelp. 🔺 CVE-2024-57727:… https://t.co/51kcZgOOmr
🚨 New from @Horizon3Attack: Three critical vulnerabilities have been disclosed in #SimpleHealth remote support software, which could enable an attacker with no prior privileges to compromise a SimpleHelp server and client machines managed by SimpleHelp. 🔺 CVE-2024-57727:… https://t.co/UrRfYGaZmA
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