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CVSS v2
CVSS v3
Replicated Classic 2.x versions have an improperly secured API that exposes sensitive data from the Replicated Admin Console configuration. An attacker with network access to the Admin Console port (8800) on the Replicated Classic server could retrieve the TLS Keypair (Cert and Key) used to configure the Admin Console.
20007_office_system, 27mhz_wireless_keyboard, 365_apps, 3d_builder, 3d_viewer, Access, Accessibility_insights_for_android, Accessibility_insights_for_web, Access_multilingual_user_interface_pack, Active_directory
2020-05-28
N/A
4.3 MEDIUM
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