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Some security vulnerability in N9K

Leftz
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Level 4

Hi we got report from Qualys. The description is like the below. The device is N9000. Not sure if this is an issue. Anyone can have some comments on this? Do we need to take care of it?  Thank you

 

              Cisco Nexus Switch                        host scanned, found vuln              38739   Deprecated SSH Cryptographic Settings  Active   Vuln      3              22          tcp                                      44738.84913      44780.85259      6                                                                        "Avoid using deprecated cryptographic settings. 

Use best practices when configuring SSH.

Refer to Security of Interactive and Automated Access Management Using Secure Shell (SSH) (https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/qFNbC9rE8jUk5YJqFEbdzA?domain=csrc.nist.gov) .

Settings currently considered deprecated:

<DL>

 <DT>Ciphers using CFB of OFB</DT>

 <DD>Very uncommon, and deprecated because of weaknesses compared to newer cipher chaining modes such as CTR or GCM</DD>

 <DT>RC4 cipher (arcfour, arcfour128, arcfour256)</DT>

 <DD>The RC4 cipher has a cryptographic bias and is no longer considered secure</DD>

 <DT>Ciphers with a 64-bit block size (DES, 3DES, Blowfish, IDEA, CAST)</DT>

 <DD>Ciphers with a 64-bit block size may be vulnerable to birthday attacks (Sweet32)</DD>

 <DT>Key exchange algorithms using DH group 1 (diffie-hellman-group1-sha1, gss-group1-sha1-*)</DT>

 <DD>DH group 1 uses a 1024-bit key which is considered too short and vulnerable to Logjam-style attacks</DD>

 <DT>Key exchange algorithm ""rsa1024sha1""</DT>

 <DD>Very uncommon, and deprecated because of the short RSA key size</DD>

 <DT>MAC algorithm ""umac-32""</DT>

 <DD>Very uncommon, and deprecated because of the very short MAC length</DD>

 <DT>Cipher ""none""</DT>

 <DD>This is available only in SSHv1</DD>

</DL>"  "Type    Name

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