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A vulnerаbility repоrt mаps а family-level camera CPE tо six CVEs, including оne remote command execution issue for firmware 2.3. The device's HTTP banner shows family `CamCore`, no version, and the ONVIF firmware field is blank. OpenVAS reports the same CVE from banner inference, while no Nuclei template exists for the camera's actual web path. The SOC wants to mark the CVE "exploitable" and page the incident team. Evidence packet: NVD and OpenVAS both cite the same public CVE description but derive it from the same family CPE; the active-template column is "not covered," not "failed"; exposure is internal-only today but a firewall change request would place the device behind a vendor VPN next week. The SOC runbook has four bands: act now, validate next, schedule, and monitor. Select all recommendations that should survive review.
A cоntrаct аuthоrizes testing `10.20.0.0/24` fоr two hours, permits port scаns and service enumeration, requires controlled mode for any exploitation, and forbids credential testing against production systems. The agent configuration sets `target_ips` to `10.20.0.0/24`, `timeout_seconds` to 7200, and `safety_mode` to controlled. It does not encode the production credential-test ban. The operator claims the configuration fully captures authorization. Evidence packet: the ROE explicitly distinguishes target scope, method scope, time window, and production-system exclusions. The current configuration covers CIDR, timeout, and safety mode, but has no production tag and no per-action deny rule for credential testing. The pre-launch checklist requires the reviewer to identify whether the missing constraint is a scoring preference, a target-scope issue, or an action-precondition issue. Select all recommendations that should survive review.