Dell PowerConnect switches are prone to vulnerability of GNU Bash ShellShock?

Hello

I would like to know if the Dell PowerConnect switches are prone to vulnerability of GNU Bash ShellShock.

CVE-2014-6271

Best regards

Marie Therese TR

She will be registered there by the model number.

PC8024/PC8024F, PC7000, PC8100, PC6200 series.

Tags: Dell Tech

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