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Vulnerabilities affecting device versus release

CatsAndIT
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Hello!

 

Just trying to better understand the Cisco Bug reports found with the Bug Search Tool.

 

At the bottom under "Details", each bug report shows "Product:" as well as a column for "Known Affected Releases".

 

My question is: If I am using a product that is NOT listed under "Product:", but IS using an IOS/IOS XE/IOS XR listed under "Known Affected Releases:", is the device considered vulnerable, or do both conditions under "Product:" AND "Known Affected Releases:" need to be met in order to be considered vulnerable?

 

Thank you!

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Leo Laohoo
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@CatsAndIT wrote:

At the bottom under "Details", each bug report shows "Product:" as well as a column for "Known Affected Releases".

My question is: If I am using a product that is NOT listed under "Product:", but IS using an IOS/IOS XE/IOS XR listed under "Known Affected Releases:", is the device considered vulnerable, or do both conditions under "Product:" AND "Known Affected Releases:" need to be met in order to be considered vulnerable?


Cisco has just shamelessly demonstrated how "useless" information in Bug IDs are.   This is why I never, ever, "trust" information found in Bug IDs because they tend to be incorrect and unreliable.  

Go to the Cisco Security Advisory page for more up-to-date information.

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Leo Laohoo
Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame

@CatsAndIT wrote:

At the bottom under "Details", each bug report shows "Product:" as well as a column for "Known Affected Releases".

My question is: If I am using a product that is NOT listed under "Product:", but IS using an IOS/IOS XE/IOS XR listed under "Known Affected Releases:", is the device considered vulnerable, or do both conditions under "Product:" AND "Known Affected Releases:" need to be met in order to be considered vulnerable?


Cisco has just shamelessly demonstrated how "useless" information in Bug IDs are.   This is why I never, ever, "trust" information found in Bug IDs because they tend to be incorrect and unreliable.  

Go to the Cisco Security Advisory page for more up-to-date information.

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