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Rockwell Automation Allen-Bradley MicroLogix 1400 Series B/C firmware 21.002 and earlier; stack-based buffer overflow that may allow remote code execution. Referenced as a firmware-currency signal on internet-exposed controllers in already-attacked water-utility cities; Forescout states exploitation would require Modbus TCP enabled, which was not confirmed, and that no CVE is confirmed as exploited in that campaign.

cve · CVE-2017-16740

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