hypervisor configuration vulnerabilities
Hypervisor configuration vulnerabilities refer to weaknesses or flaws in the settings, parameters, or setup of a hypervisor, which is a software or firmware layer that allows for the management and virtualization of multiple operating systems on a single physical host. These vulnerabilities may create security gaps or opportunities for unauthorized access, exploitation, or manipulation of virtual machines or the hypervisor itself.
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