ISC warns Kea DHCP bug can crash key services with a single remote message

ISC has disclosed a high-severity vulnerability in Kea DHCP that can let a remote attacker crash several Kea daemons by sending a specially crafted message to an exposed API socket or High Availability listener. The flaw is tracked as CVE-2026-3608, and ISC’s CNA score on NVD is 7.5 out of 10. The issue affects more […] The post ISC warns Kea DHCP bug can crash key services with a single remote message appeared first on VPN Central.