HPE Networking Products, originally branded as Comware 5, Comware 7, H3C, or HP, allow remote attackers to bypass intended access restrictions or cause a denial of service via "Virtual routing and forwarding (VRF) hopping."

Unspecified vulnerability on the HP ProCurve JC###A, JC###B, JD###A, JD###B, JE###A, JF###A, JF###B, JF###C, JG###A, 658250-B21, and 658247-B21; HP 3COM routers and switches; and HP H3C routers and switches allows remote authenticated users to execute arbitrary code or obtain sensitive information via unknown vectors.

Unspecified vulnerability on the HP ProCurve JC###A, JC###B, JD###A, JD###B, JE###A, JF###A, JF###B, JF###C, JG###A, 658250-B21, and 658247-B21; HP 3COM routers and switches; and HP H3C routers and switches allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code or obtain sensitive information via unknown vectors.

Certain HP Access Controller, Fabric Module, Firewall, Router, Switch, and UTM Appliance products; certain HP 3Com Access Controller, Router, and Switch products; certain HP H3C Access Controller, Firewall, Router, Switch, and Switch and Route Processing Unit products; and certain Huawei Firewall/Gateway, Router, Switch, and Wireless products do not properly implement access control as defined in h3c-user.mib 2.0 and hh3c-user.mib 2.0, which allows remote authenticated users to discover credentials in UserInfoEntry values via an SNMP request with the read-only community.