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Cartoon Caption Winner: In Tow
Cartoon Contest  |  6/21/2021  | 
Name That Toon: Sight Unseen
Cartoon Contest  |  6/14/2021  | 
Cartoon Caption Winner: Road Trip
Cartoon Contest  |  6/7/2021  | 
Name That Toon: Road Trip
Cartoon Contest  |  5/17/2021  | 
Cartoon Caption Winner: Greetings, Earthlings
Cartoon Contest  |  5/11/2021  | 
Name That Toon: Greetings, Earthlings
Cartoon Contest  |  4/22/2021  | 
Name That Toon: Something Seems Afoul
Cartoon Contest  |  3/15/2021  | 
Name That Toon: Gather 'Round the Campfire
Cartoon Contest  |  2/15/2021  | 
Cartoon Caption Winner: Insider Threat
Cartoon Contest  |  2/8/2021  | 
Name That Toon: Insider Threat
Cartoon Contest  |  1/20/2021  | 
Ready for some fun? Come up with a clever cartoon caption for Dark Reading's January contest, and our panel of experts will reward the winner with a $25 Amazon gift card.
Cartoon: The Message Is Loud and Clear
Cartoon Contest  |  12/24/2020  | 
Cartoon Contest: Gong Show
Cartoon Contest  |  11/19/2020  | 
Cartoon: Identity Crisis
Cartoon Contest  |  9/25/2020  | 
Cartoon: Zoom in the COVID-19 Era
Cartoon Contest  |  8/14/2020  | 
Name That Toon: WFH Summer 2020
Cartoon Contest  |  7/17/2020  | 
Cartoon: COVID19 Futures
Cartoon Contest  |  6/19/2020  | 
Name That Toon: Return to the New Normal
Cartoon Contest  |  5/22/2020  | 
Cartoon: Phishing Intelligence
Cartoon Contest  |  4/20/2020  | 
Cartoon: Cyber Hiring Challenges
Cartoon Contest  |  2/18/2020  | 
Name that Toon: Staircase to the Cloud
Cartoon Contest  |  1/17/2020  | 
Cartoon: Bring IOT to Work
Cartoon Contest  |  12/13/2019  | 
Name That Toon: Endpoint Protection
Cartoon Contest  |  11/11/2019  | 
Cartoon: 'Artificial' Intelligence
Cartoon Contest  |  10/18/2019  | 
Name That Toon: SOC Puppets
Cartoon Contest  |  9/13/2019  | 
Cartoon: Identity Theft Mitigation
Cartoon Contest  |  8/22/2019  | 
Name That Toon: Beat the Heat
Cartoon Contest  |  7/12/2019  | 
Cartoon: Password Generation Gap
Cartoon Contest  |  6/7/2019  | 
Name That Toon: End User Lockdown
Cartoon Contest  |  5/10/2019  | 
Cartoon: The Cyber Mindset
Cartoon Contest  |  4/5/2019  | 
Name That Toon: The Advanced Persistent Threat
Cartoon Contest  |  3/8/2019  | 
Cartoon: Connected Car Security
Cartoon Contest  |  2/8/2019  | 
Name that Toon: A Dog's Life
Cartoon Contest  |  1/12/2019  | 
Cartoon: The Soviet Threat
Cartoon Contest  |  12/21/2018  | 
Name That Toon: I Spy
Cartoon Contest  |  11/19/2018  | 
Cartoon: Body Metrics
Cartoon Contest  |  10/19/2018  | 
Name that Toon: Risky Business
Cartoon Contest  |  9/11/2018  | 
Cartoon: Hack the Vote
Cartoon Contest  |  8/18/2018  | 
Name That Toon: Mobile Threat
Cartoon Contest  |  7/10/2018  | 
Cartoon: Security Awareness
Cartoon Contest  |  6/8/2018  | 
Name That Toon: Threat Landscape
Cartoon Contest  |  4/26/2018  | 
Cartoon: Reverse Ransomware
Cartoon Contest  |  3/16/2018  | 
Name That Toon: Disappearing Act
Cartoon Contest  |  2/6/2018  | 
Cartoon: C-Suite & Cybersecurity
Cartoon Contest  |  1/8/2018  | 
Name That Toon: 'Tis the Season
Cartoon Contest  |  11/24/2017  | 
Cartoon: Security Talent Crisis
Cartoon Contest  |  10/20/2017  | 
Name That Toon: Screen Sharing
Cartoon Contest  |  4/28/2017  | 
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In Delta Electronics InfraSuite Device Master versions prior to 1.0.5, an attacker could use URL decoding to retrieve system files, credentials, and bypass authentication resulting in privilege escalation.
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In Delta Electronics InfraSuite Device Master versions prior to 1.0.5, an attacker could use Lua scripts, which could allow an attacker to remotely execute arbitrary code.
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Delta Electronics InfraSuite Device Master versions prior to 1.0.5 contains an improper access control vulnerability in which an attacker can use the Device-Gateway service and bypass authorization, which could result in privilege escalation.
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Delta Electronics InfraSuite Device Master versions prior to 1.0.5 are affected by a deserialization vulnerability targeting the Device-DataCollect service, which could allow deserialization of requests prior to authentication, resulting in remote code execution.
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