Matching H

URI: MP-H

Package: Network

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Description: Finds a solo Host, with optionally its manager(s) and interactive user(s).

Root Pattern: R-H

R-H

Finds a solo Host.

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H.A.H.0

Loss of availability at overloaded host Host: if Host is overloaded, then it will be unable to fulfil its function and become effectively unavailable.

H.A.H.1.1

Use of privilege to control Host availability: anyone who controls resource allocation for Host can control the availability of Host instances.

H.A.H.5

Software bug crashes Host: a software bug in the operating system of device Host causes it to crash, compromising availability.

H.A.H.6.1

Loss of availability through disabled device Host: device Host is vulnerable, and the security control strategy was to disable Host, causing a loss of availability.

H.E-D.H.8

Vulnerabilities discovered in device Host: one or more software vulnerabilities in device Host become known to attackers. This is a pre-requisite for exploitation of more specific types of vulnerabilities.

H.U.H.5

Software bug at Host: a software bug in the operating system of device Host causes it to become unreliable.

H.A.H.4

Attacker exploit disables Host: the attacker exploits a vulnerability in device Host and is able to crash the device.

H.E-AU.H.8

Vulnerability (AU) discovered at Host: software vulnerability found in device Host, which could allow an attack that bypasses authentication, and may be known to attackers. Around 82 percent of vulnerabilities can be accessed without authentication (NVD 2015-2019).

H.E-VA.H.8

Vulnerability (VA) discovered at Host: software vulnerability found in device Host, which could allow an attack from an adjacent network, and may be known to attackers. Under 2 percent of vulnerabilities require low level access from an adjacent network (NVD 2015-2019).

H.E-VL.H.8

Vulnerability (VL) discovered at Host: software vulnerability found in device Host, which could allow an attack by a local user, and may be known to attackers. Around 14 percent of vulnerabilities require local user access to the vulnerable device (NVD 2015-2019).

H.E-VN.H.8

Vulnerability (VN) discovered at Host: software vulnerability found in device Host, which could allow an attack from a remote network, and may be known to attackers. Around 84 percent of vulnerabilities can be accessed from a remote network (NVD 2015-2019).