CVE-1999-1001

Summary

CVE-1999-1001 is a cybersecurity vulnerability affecting Cisco Cache Engines. Hackers can exploit this issue by gaining unauthorized access using a null username and password. This weakness allows attackers to bypass the authentication process and potentially gain control over the affected system, posing a significant risk to network security. The vulnerability was discovered in 1999 and has since been addressed through software updates, making it crucial for organizations using the affected Cisco Cache Engines to ensure they have the latest patches installed.

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