CVE-2026-75869 · Vendor
NO FIX YET · SEE WHAT TO DO
ManageEngine DDI Central before build 6301 lets an authenticated non-administrative user reach DHCP subnets they should not control. Crafted DNS suffix values can be passed into PowerShell, so an attacker may execute arbitrary commands on managed Windows DHCP servers.
first public Nov 12, 2026 · 1 source
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Teams that run ManageEngine DDI Central below build 6301 and manage Windows DHCP servers through it are exposed. The flaw needs a logged-in user without administrator rights, so sites where only administrators can log in to DDI Central are lower risk. Sites that do not use DDI Central to manage Windows DHCP can skip it.
Not affected if build-6301-or-later, no-windows-dhcp-management
Who cares ddi-central, manageengine, powershell, windows-dhcp
unknown if the sources do not give the path6301: move to build 6301 or laterZohocorp ManageEngine DDI Central versions below 6301 is affected by an authorization bypass and PowerShell command injection vulnerability that allowed authenticated non-administrative users to target unauthorized Windows DHCP subnets and potentially execute arbitrary commands on managed Windows DHCP servers through crafted DNS suffix values.
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