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| Title [1] | efh |
|---|---|
| Author(s) | shikhas |
| Platform | Bharatiya Jnana Sarita |
| Categories | Medical and Health Sciences |
| Year | 2026 |
| Type of Article | Original Article - Long Form |
| Difficulty Level | Beginner |
| Abstract | rrt |
IKS Security Vulnerability Remediation Report
Patch Status Summary
| S.No. | URL | Vulnerability | Risk Appetite | Patched |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | https:/ / iks. iitk. ac. in/ login | Account TakeOver | CRITICAL | done |
| 2 | https:/ / iks. iitk. ac. in/ assets/ index- CyhmtEs8. js | Sensitive Information in Client-Side Code (JS) | HIGH | done |
| 3 | https:/ / iks. iitk. ac. in | Server Version Disclosure | LOW | done |
| 4 | https:/ / iks. iitk. ac. in | Server Version Disclosure | LOW | done |
| 5 | https:/ / iks. iitk. ac. in/ | Server Version Disclosure | LOW | done |
| 6 | https:/ / iks. iitk. ac. in/ | Server Version Disclosure | LOW | Verification performed on the server confirms that OpenSSH is updated to the latest vendor-supported package available for the deployed operating system (Ubuntu 20.04 LTS): No newer OpenSSH security update is available through the official Ubuntu security repositories. |
Remarks: All listed findings have been reviewed. The final OpenSSH observation was validated and confirmed as a version/banner disclosure on a fully patched and vendor-supported deployment.
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