Barracuda ESG Authentication Bypass Flaw Opens Path to Root

An authentication bypass and a command injection flaw can be chained for root access on Barracuda’s Email Security Gateway appliances. The post Barracuda ESG Authentication Bypass Flaw Opens Path to Root appeared first on SecurityWeek.

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