CrowdStrike and Tenable patch critical vulnerabilities in LogScale and Nessus products
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Updated · SecurityWeek · Apr 24
CrowdStrike and Tenable patch critical vulnerabilities in LogScale and Nessus products
11 articles · Updated · SecurityWeek · Apr 24
CrowdStrike addressed CVE-2026-40050 in LogScale, while Tenable fixed CVE-2026-33694 in Nessus on Windows, urging customers to update.
CrowdStrike confirmed no evidence of exploitation and that Next-Gen SIEM customers are unaffected, while LogScale SaaS users are already protected.
Tenable’s flaw could allow attackers to delete files or execute code with elevated privileges; advisories were issued for both Nessus and Nessus Agent.
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