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New vendor fixes for the software you run, which of your systems they may affect, and what to check on each one.

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One critical flaw, host by host.

A critical flaw in widely used software: each host gets one answer, from the release it shows.

In the app

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  • Security advisories

    • PHP2ShellCritical · 21 Oct
    • PAN-OS code injectionExploited · 14 Oct

    DashboardUp to three critical or exploited ones from the last 14 days.

    • 203.0.113.57web.example.com
    • 192.0.2.45www.example.com
    • 198.51.100.7vpn.example.com
    At riskThis system shows an affected release. Update it.Open the finding

    Host listA small triangle after the address, with a hover card.

  • Host

    203.0.113.57

    web.example.com · nginx, PHP

    PHP2Shell · At risk

    Host pageThe threat and its state, beside the address.

Advisories, explained

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Which advisories does xSpctr show?
Vendor advisories and CVE records for the products xSpctr recognises on your hosts, from the last six months.
What does Known exploited mean?
Attacks using the flaw have been reported. Such advisories are marked with the day attacks began, and have their own tab.