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CVE-2026-20360 covers information-exposure and insecure-handling vulnerabilities in Cisco Nexus Dashboard, categorized as CWE-200. The issues were discovered during an internal security review and addressed through a software-hardening release. Exploitation could disclose sensitive information to unauthorized actors. Specific vulnerable functions and disclosure mechanisms are not identified.
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A vulnerability affecting Cisco Nexus Dashboard that is covered by the referenced Cisco hardening advisory. No technical vulnerability description is provided in the content.
A Cisco Nexus Dashboard software-hardening release addresses internally discovered information-exposure and insecure-handling vulnerabilities grouped under CWE-200.
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