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New Critical Vulnerabilities Found on Nucleus
TCP/IP Stack
Forescout Research Labs with support from Medigate Labs have discovered a set of 13 new vulnerabilities affecting the Nucleus TCP/IP stack, which we are collectively calling NUCLEUS:13. The new vulnerabilities allow for remote code execution, denial of service, and information leak. Nucleus is used in safety-critical devices, such as anesthesia machines, patient monitors and others in healthcare.
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