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Overview All supported versions of PowerShell Universal are affected by CVE-2023-49213. This vulnerability allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands over HTTP by exploiting the PowerShell Universal API endpoints with specially crafted requests. Please update immediately. Patched versions include: 4.2.1 4.1.10 3.10.2 Download Now About CVE-2023-49213 CVE-2023-49213 is a remote code execution vulnerability that affects all supported versions of PowerShell Universal. Due to improper sanitization of input strings, an attacker can provide specially crafted input to the PowerShell Universal API endpoints to execute arbitrary commands on the server.
Today, we’re happy to announce the release of PowerShell Universal v4.2! You can download directly from the PowerShell Universal downloads page. Below, you’ll find the highlights. Computer Groups We’ve added the ability to create groups of computers that are associated based on user name, domain or operating system. This can allow for limiting where certain APIs, scripts and apps can be run. Computer tags are automatically populated when they start up to detect their tags.
A note on Ironman Engineering Posts We hope to start to provide some insights into how Ironman Software engineers our products. We’ll be posting about our processes, tools and techniques. We hope you find them useful. PowerShell Universal Testing As PowerShell Universal has evolved, it’s greatly increased in complexity. From the start it was built on PowerShell 7, ASP.NET and React. With each release we’ve added more and more features. Even when features are isolated to a single component, they still have to be tested across the entire platform.