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Dorsett Controls InfoScan Vulnerabilities: Patch Now to Prevent Data Theft!
Dorsett Controls InfoScan vulnerabilities could expose sensitive information to unauthorized users. Update to InfoScan v1.38 or later to mitigate risks.
Hot Take:
Forget water and wastewater; Dorsett Controls just found a new way to make sensitive information flow freely! Their InfoScan software is practically a leaky faucet of data vulnerabilities. Someone get a plumber, stat!
Key Points:
- Dorsett Controls’ InfoScan v1.32, v1.33, and v1.35 are riddled with security holes.
- Vulnerabilities include exposure of sensitive information and path traversal.
- Exploits could lead to data theft and misuse of credentials.
- CVEs assigned to these vulnerabilities have CVSS v4 scores of 6.9.
- Mitigations include updating to InfoScan v1.38 or later and following CISA’s defensive measures.
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