claroty.com Multiple Vulnerabilities Reported by Team82: CVE-2026-20761 and CVE-2026-22885
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- •Team82 reported CVE-2026-20761 and CVE-2026-22885 on 2026-02-20.
- •Both vulnerabilities are part of Team82's coordinated disclosure efforts.
- •Public PGP Key is available for secure communication regarding vulnerabilities.
Team82 has reported two vulnerabilities, CVE-2026-20761 and CVE-2026-22885, both published on 2026-02-20. The vulnerabilities affect various products and services, although specific systems were not detailed in the articles. Team82 emphasizes its commitment to coordinated disclosure, inviting vendors and researchers to engage through their Coordinated Disclosure Policy. They have made their public PGP Key available for secure communication regarding these vulnerabilities. The current status of exploitation or patching for these vulnerabilities is not mentioned, indicating a potential need for vigilance among affected vendors. The articles highlight Team82's proactive approach to cybersecurity and their focus on maintaining a safe ecosystem. However, specific attack vectors or methods are not provided, leaving some uncertainty about the immediate risk posed by these vulnerabilities.
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