- published 1/21/25 5:35 AM •
- updated 13 January 2025 •
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Actively Exploited Command Injection Vulnerability in BeyondTrust Software
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Actively Exploited Command Injection Vulnerability in BeyondTrust Software
Technical Details:
- CVE Identifier: CVE-2024-12686
- Vulnerability Type: OS Command Injection
- Affected Products: BeyondTrust Privileged Remote Access (PRA) and Remote Support (RS)
- Exploitability: Actively exploited in the wild
- Description: This vulnerability allows attackers with administrative privileges to upload a malicious file and execute arbitrary OS commands within the context of the site user. Exploitation of this vulnerability could lead to full control over the affected system, compromising sensitive information and enabling further attacks.
Affected Versions:
- Privileged Remote Access (PRA)-24.3.1 and earlier
- Remote Support (RS)-24.3.1 and earlier
Fixed Versions:
Privileged Remote Access (PRA)
- BT24-11-ONPREM1
- BT24-11-ONPREM2
- BT24-11-ONPREM3
- BT24-11-ONPREM4
- BT24-11-ONPREM5
- BT24-11-ONPREM6
- BT24-11-ONPREM7
- Remote Support (RS)
- BT24-11-ONPREM1
- BT24-11-ONPREM2
- BT24-11-ONPREM3
- BT24-11-ONPREM4
- BT24-11-ONPREM5
- BT24-11-ONPREM6
- BT24-11-ONPREM7
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