Medixant Releases Security Update for RadiAnt DICOM Viewer


Medixant has released a security update to address an improper certificate validation vulnerability in RadiAnt DICOM Viewer.

CVE-2025-1001 has a CvSSv4 score of 5.7 and could allow an attacker with privileged network access to impersonate RadiAnt’s update server. An attacker could modify the server’s response to deliver a malicious update to the user, performing a machine-in-the-middle (MitM) attack.

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Source: NHS Digital


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