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CVE-2000-0572: The Razor configuration management tool uses weak encryption for its password file, which allows local user...

The Razor configuration management tool uses weak encryption for its password file, which allows local users to gain privileges.

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Razor, a legacy configuration management tool from Visible Systems, stored its password file using weak encryption. Anyone with a local account on the host could recover other users' passwords and escalate privileges within the tool. This is a very old (2000) local privilege issue affecting a niche product, so business impact today is minimal unless legacy Razor installations still exist. Exposure is limited to systems still running legacy Visible Systems Razor with local, multi-user shell access. The advisory dates to July 2000 and no affected versions are enumerated in the CVE record. Most modern environments will have no exposure; residual risk sits with unmaintained legacy engineering or configuration-management hosts. Low priority. This is a 25-year-old local privilege issue in a niche legacy tool with no KEV listing and no evidence of active exploitation. Address only if legacy Razor deployments are discovered during asset inventory; otherwise treat as historical. Mitigation focus: Inventory hosts for any surviving Razor installations and plan migration to a supported configuration management tool.; Restrict filesystem permissions on the Razor password file to the service account only.; Enforce least-privilege local accounts on hosts that still run Razor..

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