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Vulnerabilities have been identified in Nessus version 10.12.0 and lower. An attacker can potentially perform SQL injection via reverse DNS records and scan result files injected by a privileged Nessus user. These attack vectors could allow for the possible exfiltration of scan result data.
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This is update fatigue — and it’s quietly becoming one of the most significant and underappreciated vulnerabilities in organizational cybersecurity today.
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