Security researchers today disclosed nine vulnerabilities affecting implementations of the Domain Name System protocol in popular TCP/IP network communication stacks running on at least 100 million devices.
Collectively referred to as NAME: WRECK, the flaws could be leveraged to take offline affected devices or to gain control over them.
The vulnerabilities were found in widespread TCP/IP stacks that run on a wide range of products, from high-performance servers and networking equipment to operational technology (OT) systems that monitor and control industrial equipment.
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Source: Bleeping Computer