CVE-2023-2879: GDSDB Infinite Loop in Wireshark 4..-4..5 and 3.6.-3.6.13 Resulting in Denial of Service Attacks via Packet Injection or Crafted Capture Files
Researchers have uncovered a security vulnerability in the latest versions of Wireshark, a widely-used network protocol analyzer. This vulnerability, identified as CVE-2023-2879, specifically affects the
CVE-2023-1993: LISP Dissector Large Loop Vulnerability in Wireshark 4.. to 4..4 and 3.6. to 3.6.12 Allowing Denial of Service Attacks
A newly discovered vulnerability has been found in the Wireshark tool, specifically in the LISP (Locator/ID Separation Protocol) dissector. Wireshark is a commonly used,
CVE-2023-1161: Dissecting the ISO 15765 and ISO 10681 Denial of Service Vulnerability in Wireshark 4.. to 4..3 and 3.6. to 3.6.11
In this long read post, we will deep dive into a critical vulnerability found in Wireshark 4.. to 4..3 and 3.6. to 3.
CVE-2023-0414 - Wireshark 4.. to 4..2 EAP Dissector Crash Leads to Denial of Service Via Packet Injection or Crafted Capture File
Wireshark, a popular network protocol analyzer, has been found to contain a critical vulnerability, identified as CVE-2023-0414. This vulnerability is present in the EAP (Extensible
CVE-2022-4344: Memory Exhaustion Vulnerability in Kafka Protocol Dissector in Wireshark 4.. to 4..1 and 3.6. to 3.6.9 - Exploit Details, Code Snippets, and Original References
Wireshark is an open-source network protocol analyzer that lets network administrators and security analysts capture and inspect network traffic. However, a recent vulnerability discovered in
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