DoS Vulnerability in 10G iSCSI Interface of Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform
CVE-2025-7737 is a remotely exploitable denial-of-service vulnerability affecting the 10G iSCSI interface in multiple Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform product families, including VSP E, G, F, VX, and 5000-series systems. The issue affects systems running firmware versions prior to the vendor-specified fixed DKCMAIN releases in combination with affected CHB(iSCSI) or ISFC firmware versions. The provided information does not identify the exact vulnerable function or parsing routine within the iSCSI implementation, but it indicates that the flaw resides in the 10G iSCSI interface and can be triggered over the network without privileges or user interaction.
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