Splunk Enterprise Vulnerabilities Allows Privileges Escalation Via Incorrect File Permissions

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Splunk Enterprise Vulnerabilities Allows Privileges Escalation Via Incorrect File Permissions

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Splunk Enterprise Vulnerabilities Allow Privilege Escalation Via Incorrect File Permissions

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A high-severity vulnerability has been disclosed in Splunk affecting its Enterprise and Universal Forwarder products for Windows, stemming from incorrect file permissions during installation and upgrades.

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