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CISA lists 3 Kaseya vulnerabilities as exploited in the wild, 0 of them added in the last 12 months (flat from 0 in the 12 months before). 3 (100%) are known to be used in ransomware campaigns. Most affected: Virtual System/Server Administrator (VSA) (3).
| Product | KEV entries |
|---|---|
| Virtual System/Server Administrator (VSA) | 3 |
| CVE | Vulnerability | Added |
|---|---|---|
| CVE-2017-18362 | Kaseya VSA SQL Injection VulnerabilityRANSOMWAREVirtual System/Server Administrator (VSA) | |
| CVE-2018-20753 | Kaseya VSA Remote Code Execution VulnerabilityRANSOMWAREVirtual System/Server Administrator (VSA) | |
| CVE-2021-30116 | Kaseya Virtual System/Server Administrator (VSA) Information Disclosure VulnerabilityRANSOMWAREVirtual System/Server Administrator (VSA) |
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How to read this: CISA KEV lists vulnerabilities with reliable evidence of exploitation; a vendor with many entries is often one with a large, internet-facing install base, not necessarily worse engineering. "Publication → KEV" is the median number of days between the CVE's publication and its addition to KEV, for entries added in the last 24 months (0 entries); it is an upper bound on how long defenders had, since exploitation usually starts before the listing. Under NIS2 article 21(2)(d), supplier security is part of your risk management; this page is a starting point for that review. Compare vendors on the scorecard index.
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