InfoSecBulletin Cybersecurity for mankind
Palo Alto Networks has warned its users about 34 vulnerabilities in their products and released four security advisories. They haven’t found any attacks yet, but it’s important for users to update their systems quickly.
Certain Palo Alto products, specifically PAN-OS and GlobalProtect App, are affected by vulnerabilities. Some of these security gaps stem from third-party software, underscoring the interconnected nature of today’s digital ecosystem.
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Prisma Access Browser Update:
The Prisma Access Browser, based on Chromium, has been updated to version 127.100.2858.4. This update includes fixes for 31 vulnerabilities from four “Chromium” updates between July 16 and August 6.
Of particular concern are CVE-2024-7532 and CVE-2024-6990, labeled as “Critical” by Google. Though Palo Alto assigns these a slightly lower CVSSv4.0 base score of 8.6, they still carry a “High” severity rating, emphasizing the need for swift action.
Cortex XSOAR Patch:
Cortex XSOAR version 1.12.33 fixed a command injection vulnerability (CVE-2024-5914) in the CommonScripts Pack. This flaw has a CVSS score of 7.0 and could allow an attacker to execute arbitrary commands without authentication, potentially compromising the system.
Additional Vulnerabilities Addressed:
The advisories also tackled:
CVE-2024-5916 (CVSS 6):
A fixed vulnerability in PAN-OS and Cloud NGFW versions that unintentionally exposed sensitive data
CVE-2024-5915 (CVSS 5.2):
The GlobalProtect app on Windows has a vulnerability that allows local users to run programs with higher privileges. The issue will be fixed in future app updates.
Call to Action:
Palo Alto Networks advises users to update their systems with the latest patches to protect against potential cyber threats. It’s important to stay proactive in cybersecurity to ensure strong defense.
