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Hewlett Packard Enterprise issued security bulletins for multiple vulnerabilities affecting HPE Networking Instant On access points, HPE Telco Service Orchestrator, HPE Unified OSS Console, Compute Scale-up Server 3200 and 3250 platforms, and HPE Superdome Flex systems. The disclosures include unspecified flaws as well as vulnerabilities enabling remote RMC file modification and remote command execution on specified enterprise-server platforms.
Administrators should identify affected HPE assets, review the applicable product security bulletins, and upgrade to the listed fixed versions or later where available. Organizations should prioritize remediation of internet-accessible and operationally critical server-management systems, given the potential impact of remote command execution and unauthorized file modification.
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The Canadian Cyber Centre published advisory AV26-982 covering the HPE product vulnerabilities and recommending that administrators review HPE's bulletins and apply applicable updates.
HPE published security bulletins for multiple vulnerabilities affecting Networking Instant On APs, Telco Service Orchestrator, Unified OSS Console, Compute Scale-up Server 3200 and 3250, and Superdome Flex systems. The disclosures included remote RMC file-modification and remote command-execution issues affecting specified Compute Scale-up and Superdome platforms.
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise released security updates for **HPE Networking Instant On Access Points** to fix two vulnerabilities affecting firmware version `3.2.0.1` and earlier. The most severe issue, **`CVE-2025-37103`**, is a critical hard-coded credentials flaw with a **CVSS score of 9.8** that could allow a remote attacker to gain administrative access to the device web interface. HPE documented the issues in security bulletin **`HPESBNW04894`** and urged customers to update affected systems. HPE also patched **`CVE-2025-37102`**, a high-severity vulnerability with a **CVSS score of 7.2** that allows a remote authenticated attacker to inject arbitrary commands into the device console and execute commands on the underlying system. The company recommended immediate upgrades to firmware version `3.2.1.0` or later to reduce the risk of unauthorized access and command execution on exposed access points.
Jul 24, 2026
Hewlett Packard Enterprise released bulletin **HPESBNW05135 rev.1** to remediate dozens of vulnerabilities in HPE Networking EdgeConnect SD-WAN Gateways and EdgeConnect SD-WAN Orchestrator. Five critical issues, **CVE-2026-76669** through **CVE-2026-76674**, carry CVSS scores of 9.8–9.9 and include authentication and authorization bypasses, information disclosure, and an unauthenticated buffer-overflow remote-code-execution flaw. An attacker could gain administrator or root-level access, steal third-party API credentials, execute arbitrary commands, disrupt services, and fully compromise gateway appliances or Orchestrator hosts. HPE has issued fixed ECOS and Orchestrator releases and urged customers to upgrade promptly. Organizations should isolate management interfaces, restrict access with Layer 3 firewall rules, and monitor administrative activity while updates are deployed. HPE reported no known public exploit code or active exploitation when the bulletin was published; the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security and Guyana National CIRT also advised affected administrators to review HPE’s guidance and apply the required updates.
Sep 17, 2026
Hewlett Packard Enterprise released security updates for multiple vulnerabilities in **HPE Aruba Networking** access points running **Instant AOS-8** and **AOS-10**, including two critical flaws that can lead to remote code execution. The most severe issues, tracked as `CVE-2024-42509` and `CVE-2024-47460`, affect the CLI service and can be exploited by an unauthenticated attacker by sending specially crafted packets to **UDP port 8211**, where the **PAPI** management protocol listens, enabling command injection and code execution on vulnerable devices. HPE also addressed four additional high-severity vulnerabilities — `CVE-2024-47461`, `CVE-2024-47462`, `CVE-2024-47463`, and `CVE-2024-47464` — that could allow a remote authenticated attacker to execute code or access sensitive information. HPE advised organizations to upgrade to fixed **AOS-10** and **Instant AOS-8** releases immediately, restrict exposure of management interfaces if patching cannot be completed at once, and replace Aruba products that have reached end of support.
Jul 24, 2026