A cybersecurity researcher has discovered a total of seven high-severity remote code execution vulnerabilities in Horner Automation’s Cscape product and they can all be exploited using malicious font files.
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Several Horner PLC Software Vulnerabilities Allow Code Execution via Malicious Font Files
A cybersecurity researcher has discovered a total of seven high-severity remote code execution vulnerabilities in Horner Automation’s Cscape product and they can all be exploited using malicious font files. The post Several Horner PLC Software Vulnerabilities Allow Code Execution via Malicious Font Files appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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