CVE-2024-38303

Dell PowerEdge Platform, 14G Intel BIOS version(s) prior to 2.22.x, contains an Improper Input Validation vulnerability. A high privileged attacker with local access could potentially exploit this vulnerability, leading to Information disclosure. It has a CVSS v3.1 base score of 5.3 (MEDIUM).

CVE-2024-38303 has a CVSS v3.1 score of 5.3 out of 10, rated MEDIUM. This is a medium-severity vulnerability that should be remediated as part of regular maintenance.

CVE-2024-38303 affects products from dell, specifically: dss_8440, dss_8440_firmware, emc_storage_nx3240, emc_storage_nx3240_firmware, emc_storage_nx3340, emc_storage_nx3340_firmware, emc_xc_core_6420_system, emc_xc_core_6420_system_firmware, emc_xc_core_xc640_system, emc_xc_core_xc640_system_firmware, emc_xc_core_xc740xd2, emc_xc_core_xc740xd2_firmware, emc_xc_core_xc740xd_system, emc_xc_core_xc740xd_system_firmware, emc_xc_core_xc940_system, emc_xc_core_xc940_system_firmware, emc_xc_core_xcxr2, emc_xc_core_xcxr2_firmware, poweredge_c4140, poweredge_c4140_firmware, poweredge_c6420, poweredge_c6420_firmware, poweredge_fc640, poweredge_fc640_firmware, poweredge_m640, poweredge_m640_\(for_pe_vrtx\), poweredge_m640_\(for_pe_vrtx\)_firmware, poweredge_m640_firmware, poweredge_mx740c, poweredge_mx740c_firmware, poweredge_mx840c, poweredge_mx840c_firmware, poweredge_r440, poweredge_r440_firmware, poweredge_r540, poweredge_r540_firmware, poweredge_r640, poweredge_r640_firmware, poweredge_r740, poweredge_r740_firmware, poweredge_r740xd, poweredge_r740xd2, poweredge_r740xd2_firmware, poweredge_r740xd_firmware, poweredge_r840, poweredge_r840_firmware, poweredge_r940, poweredge_r940_firmware, poweredge_r940xa, poweredge_r940xa_firmware, poweredge_t440, poweredge_t440_firmware, poweredge_t640, poweredge_t640_firmware, poweredge_xe2420, poweredge_xe2420_firmware, poweredge_xe7420, poweredge_xe7420_firmware, poweredge_xe7440, poweredge_xe7440_firmware, poweredge_xr2, poweredge_xr2_firmware. Check the affected products table above for specific version ranges.

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