CVE-2023-32020

CVSS Score of 10 (low)

Details

Published Jun 14, 2023
Updated: Aug 1, 2023

Summary

CVE-2023-32020 is a Windows DNS Spoofing Vulnerability that affects multiple products including Z7SozI, Z7SozK, Z7SozL, Z7SozE, Z7SozF, Z7SozH, Z7SozB, and more. The vulnerability has a CVSS score of 5.6 (medium risk) and can be exploited remotely without any privileges or user interaction. It can lead to low integrity and confidentiality impacts. To remediate the vulnerability, organizations should apply the necessary security patches or updates provided by Microsoft. The potential danger it poses to an organization includes the possibility of DNS spoofing attacks, which can result in unauthorized access to sensitive information, network disruptions, and potential data breaches.

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