Cisco fixed serious vulnerabilities across several of its products this week, including in its Industrial Network Director, Modeling Labs, ASR 5000 Series Routers, and BroadWorks Network Server. The flaws can lead to administrative command injection, authentication bypass, remote privilege escalation and denial of service.
The Cisco Industrial Network Director (IND), a network monitoring and management server for operational technology (OT) networks, received patches for two vulnerabilities rated critical and medium respectively. These were fixed in version 1.11.3 of the software.
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