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CVE-2026-1951: Buffer overflow in Delta Electronics AS320T (directory name length)

Delta Electronics AS320T has no checking of the length of the buffer with the directory name, leading to a buffer overflow...

Summary

ParameterValue
CVE IDCVE-2026-1951
Alert SourceGitHub Advisory - Critical Vulnerability
CVE Publication Year2026
Date Published2026-04-24
VendorDelta Electronics
ProductAS320T
CVSS Score9.8 (critical)
EPSS ScoreNo data
CISA KEVNo
RansomwareNot confirmed

Vulnerability Description

Delta Electronics AS320T has no checking of the length of the buffer with the directory name, leading to a buffer overflow vulnerability.

Required Actions

Contact Delta Electronics to obtain a firmware update for the AS320T. Until the patch is deployed, isolate PLCs from the IT network (OT/IT segmentation), block access to AS320T network services from anything other than trusted engineering workstations, and monitor traffic for requests with excessively long directory paths.

Who Is Affected?

This vulnerability affects the Delta Electronics AS320T PLC. Check whether your organization uses this PLC in an OT/ICS environment and immediately apply network mitigations and a vendor firmware update.

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