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HPE: actively exploited vulnerabilities

3 vulnerabilities in HPE products (Network Node Manager (OpenView NNM), OneView, ProCurve Manager (PCM, PCM+, IDM)) are in CISA’s catalog of exploited vulnerabilities. Last added: January 7, 2026.

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Affected products

  • Network Node Manager (OpenView NNM) 1 vulnerability · Monitoring and ITSM
  • OneView 1 vulnerability · Monitoring and ITSM
  • ProCurve Manager (PCM, PCM+, IDM) 1 vulnerability · Monitoring and ITSM

Names used by CISA: Hewlett Packard (HP), Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE). Product families: indicative classification by this site.

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In the order of the main list (Patch first): recent additions first, then the most severe. The number is the rank within this HPE list.

  1. Rank 1HPE OneView

    CVE-2025-37164

    Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) OneView Code Injection Vulnerability

    Added in the last 12 months: ranked by severity.

    Added
    Jan 7, 2026
    CISA deadline
    21 days
    CVSS severity
    9.8 (critical)

  2. Rank 2HPE Network Node Manager (OpenView NNM)

    CVE-2005-2773

    CVE from 2005, added in 2022

    HP OpenView Network Node Manager Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

    Added more than a year ago: ranked by severity.

    Added
    Mar 25, 2022
    CISA deadline
    21 days
    CVSS severity
    9.8 (critical)

  3. Rank 3HPE ProCurve Manager (PCM, PCM+, IDM)

    CVE-2013-4810

    CVE from 2013, added in 2022

    HP Multiple Products Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

    Added more than a year ago: ranked by severity.

    Added
    Mar 25, 2022
    CISA deadline
    21 days
    CVSS severity
    9.8 (critical)

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