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Kaspersky DHS Operational Directive 17-01
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CVE-2015-7547 glibc getaddrinfo overflow – Opengear products are not affected
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Kaspersky DHS Operational Directive 17-01

January 02, 2018 23:32
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Opengear's current and previous generation of products (ACM5000, ACM5500, ACM7000, CM4100, CM7100, IM4200 and IM7200) do not contain any technology from Kaspersky Labs. In addition, Opengear devices do not have the ability to install 3rd party software and are not compatible with any Kaspersky products.

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