Based on the information provided, Vulnerability #1 should be considered the highest priority for handling.
Vulnerability #1 is a critical vulnerability that allows an attacker to execute arbitrary code with administrative privileges, which could potentially result in a complete compromise of the affected device. Furthermore, the vulnerability can be triggered by a high-privileges administrative user, making it particularly dangerous.
In contrast, Vulnerability #2 is a serious but less critical vulnerability that allows an attacker to bypass authorization checks and access sensitive information on the device. While this vulnerability can have significant impact, it does not provide the same level of direct access and control as Vulnerability #1.
Furthermore, while there are no fixes available for Vulnerability #2, customers can mitigate
I took the exam and found this dump useless for more than a study guide, the quetions are stale and reflect previous test generation and not the current test.
Well we have Vul1 - where fix is available and Vul2 - where fix is not available , so better rely on Vul2 priority first to be sure that web-based management is disabled. So Answer is B.
Answer C is more critical as it requires no authentication
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