Is It On KEV?

D-Link DCS-930L Devices

YES - ON THE CISA KEV LIST
CVE-2016-11021

D-Link DCS-930L Devices OS Command Injection Vulnerability

CISA catalog due date2022-04-15
overdue since 2022-04-15
EPSS exploit probability (next 30 days)69.6% · 99percentile
From CVE publication to KEV listing746 days (2020-03-09 → 2022-03-25)
Remediation window (KEV listing to due date)21 days
Days on the KEV list1692 days
Date added to KEV2022-03-25
Known ransomware campaign useUnknown
VendorD-Link
ProductDCS-930L Devices
Weaknesses (CWE)CWE-78

D-Link: 26 entries (1.5% of all KEV entries are from this vendor); 1 added in 2026.

BOD 26-04 note: this is the date printed in the CISA catalog. A federal agency's actual deadline is set by its SSVC tier - Act (3 days), Attend (14 days), Track (60 days), or the next scheduled upgrade - counted from the KEV listing date or the date the vulnerability is identified in its environment, whichever comes first. Use the tier helper on each CVE page for your own window.

Your BOD 26-04 window (SSVC tier helper)

Your remediation window ends:

Description

setSystemCommand on D-Link DCS-930L devices allows a remote attacker to execute code via an OS command.

Required action (CISA)

The impacted product is end-of-life and should be disconnected if still in use.

Notes

https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2016-11021

References

Other KEV entries for this vendor: D-Link

D-Link - Vendors with KEV entries

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