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CSIRT cases

  • DIVD-2023-00015 - Yeastar Configuration Panel Takeover
  • DIVD-2023-00014 - Critical Broken Authentication Flaw in Jira Service Management Products
  • DIVD-2023-00010 - Remote Code Execution in Microsoft Exchange Server
  • DIVD-2023-00006 - Unauthenticated code injection in QNAP QTS and QuTS hero
  • DIVD-2023-00003 - OS command injection in CentOS CWP
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  • DIVD-2022-00065 - Multiple Critical Vulnerabilities in multiple Zyxel EOL devices
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Since we handle sensitive data collected without informed consent, we've created this Code of Conduct to establish an ethical foundation for our work. This code can also be utilized by other researchers involved in what is currently known as responsible disclosure or coordinated vulnerability disclosure.

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