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No WAGO CVE is in the CISA KEV catalogue.

Tracked since 11 Feb · latest article Mon 13 Jul · RSS

High exploit odds
0
≥ p95, not in KEV

Exploited, by due date

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No WAGO CVE is in the CISA KEV catalogue.

Products

3 products · 3 CVEs in coverage
0765-110x/0100-00001 CVEs · 0 in KEVlatest 13 JulLean Managed Switch 852-18121 CVEs · 0 in KEVlatest 26 Mar0852-13221 CVEs · 0 in KEVlatest 11 Feb

Coverage

3 articles · all timeFull timeline →
  1. Attackers can exploit WAGO I/O flaw via CVE-2026-4769SecurityOnline
  2. WAGO GmbH & Co. KG Industrial Managed SwitchesCISA · official notice
  3. Factory Flaw: Critical WAGO Switch Vulnerabilities (CVSS 9.8) Allow Remote TakeoverSecurityOnline

All CVEs in coverage

3
CVE-2026-4769Unauthenticated Access to Internal Diagnostic InterfaceCVSS9.8Critical–Not in KEV0.8%EPSS1article
CVE-2026-3587Hidden CLI Function Allows Root AccessCVSS10.0Critical–Not in KEV0.7%EPSS1article
CVE-2026-22906Hardcoded Key Allows Credential DisclosureCVSSUnrated–Not in KEV0.4%EPSS1article
How these numbers are made

CISA KEV counts use the full catalogue, refreshed every 10 minutes. CVEs in coverage are those recorded by CyberSIXT. BOD 22-01 deadlines bind US federal civilian agencies.

High exploit odds means FIRST EPSS percentile ≥ 95, excluding entries in CISA KEV.

Coverage is above its usual rate at three or more articles in 7 days and at least 2.5 times the weekly mean of the preceding 8 weeks.

Product names are grouped by normalised names, with version and edition tails removed.

Fix listed refers to an advisory. Unknown fix status is counted as not listed.

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