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HTTP Methods Allowed (per directory) vulnerability is seen on Brocade switch

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Applies to

  • Brocade FC SAN switch
  • Prior to FOS v9.2.2

Issue

  • When a vulnerability scan is run for Brocade FC switches HTTP Methods Allowed (per directory) vulnerability is seen.
  • As per vulnerability following HTTP methods are considered insecure:

PUT, DELETE, CONNECT, TRACE, HEAD

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