Dell has issued a security update for SmartFabric OS10 Software, addressing multiple vulnerabilities in version 10.5.6.x that could allow attackers to escalate privileges, gain unauthorized access, execute arbitrary code, and exploit server-side request forgery (SSRF).? Key Vulnerabilities: Privilege Escalation – CVE-2024-49561 and CVE-2024-48013 stem from incorrect privilege assignments and excessive permissions, allowing attackers to elevate their access rights. Unauthorized Access – CVE-2024-49559 and CVE-2024-48828 relate to default credentials and improper privilege controls, potentially enabling low-privileged users to access restricted areas. Additionally, CVE-2024-48831 involves a hardcoded password, which could grant unauthenticated attackers entry into the system. Arbitrary Code Execution – Multiple command injection vulnerabilities, including CVE-2024-48017, CVE-2024-48015, CVE-2025-22474, CVE-2024-48830, CVE-2025-22473, and CVE-2025-22472, could allow attackers to run malicious commands on affected devices. Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) – CVE-2025-22474 enables high-privileged users to execute malicious server-side requests, potentially compromising system security. To mitigate these threats, Dell has released SmartFabric OS10 version 10.5.6.8, which addresses these vulnerabilities. Users are strongly urged to update to the latest version, available for download on the SmartFabric OS10 official page.
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