TP-Link WA850RE Unauthenticated Configuration Disclosure Vulnerability

EIP-9098806c

A vulnerability exists within the httpd server of the TP-Link WA850RE Universal Wi-Fi Range Extender that allows remote unauthenticated attackers to download the configuration file. Retrieval of this file results in the exposure of admin credentials and other sensitive information.

Vulnerability Identifiers

  • Exodus Intelligence: EIP-9098806c
  • MITRE CVE: TBD

Vulnerability Metrics

  • CVSSv2 Score: 8.3

Vendor References

Discovery Credit

  • Exodus Intelligence

Disclosure Timeline

  • Disclosed to affected vendor: December 10th, 2021
  • Disclosed to public: June 23rd, 2022

Further Information

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TP-Link WA850RE Remote Command Injection Vulnerability

EIP-7758d2d4

A vulnerability exists within the httpd server of the TP-Link WA850RE Universal Wi-Fi Range Extender that allows authenticated attackers to inject arbitrary commands as arguments to an execve() call due to a lack of input sanitization. Injected commands are executed with root privileges. This issue is further exacerbated when combined with the configuration leak from EIP-9098806c.

Vulnerability Identifiers

  • Exodus Intelligence: EIP-7758d2d4
  • MITRE CVE: TBD

Vulnerability Metrics

  • CVSSv2 Score: 7.7

Vendor References

Discovery Credit

  • Exodus Intelligence

Disclosure Timeline

  • Disclosed to affected vendor: December 10th, 2021
  • Disclosed to public: June 23rd, 2022

Further Information

Readers of this advisory who are interested in receiving further details around the vulnerability, mitigations, detection guidance, and more can contact us at sales@exodusintel.com.

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TP-Link WR940N/WR941ND Uninitialized Pointer Vulnerability

EIP-9ad27c94

An uninitialized pointer vulnerability exists within TP-Link’s WR940N and WR941ND SOHO router devices specifically during the processing of UPnP/SOAP SUBSCRIBE requests. Successful exploitation allow local unauthenticated attackers the ability to execute arbitrary code under the context of the ‘root’ user.

Vulnerability Identifiers

  • Exodus Intelligence: EIP-9ad27c94
  • MITRE CVE: TBD

Vulnerability Metrics

  • CVSSv2 Score: 8.3

Vendor References

Discovery Credit

  • Exodus Intelligence

Disclosure Timeline

  • Disclosed to affected vendor: December 10th, 2021
  • Disclosed to public: June 23rd, 2022

Further Information

Readers of this advisory who are interested in receiving further details around the vulnerability, mitigations, detection guidance, and more can contact us at sales@exodusintel.com.

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Mitel Web Management Interface Buffer Overflow Vulnerability

EIP-c4542e4d

A stack-based buffer overflow vulnerability exists within multiple Mitel product web management interfaces, including the 3300 Controller and MiVoice Business product lines. Improper handling of the ‘Lang’ query parameter allows remote unauthenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code.

Vulnerability Identifiers

  • Exodus Intelligence: EIP-c4542e4d
  • MITRE CVE: TBD

Vulnerability Metrics

  • CVSSv2 Score: 10.0

Vendor References

Discovery Credit

  • Austin Martinetti and Brett Bryant working through the our Research Sponsorship Program (RSP).

Disclosure Timeline

  • Disclosed to affected vendor: April 21st, 2022
  • Disclosed to public: June 9th, 2022

Further Information

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SalesAgility SuiteCRM ‘deleteAttachment’ Type Confusion Vulnerability

EIP-0077b802

A type confusion vulnerability exists within SalesAgility SuiteCRM within the processing of the ‘module’ parameter within the ‘deleteAttachment’ functionality. Successful exploitation allows remote unauthenticated attackers to alter database objects including changing the email address of the administrator.

Vulnerability Identifiers

  • Exodus Intelligence: EIP-0077b802
  • MITRE CVE: Pending

Vulnerability Metrics

  • CVSSv2 Score: 9.7

Vendor References

Discovery Credit

  • Exodus Intelligence

Disclosure Timeline

  • Disclosed to affected vendor: March 2nd, 2022
  • Disclosed to public: June 9th, 2022

Further Information

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SalesAgility SuiteCRM ‘export’ Request SQL Injection Vulnerability

EIP-0f5d2d7f

A SQL injection vulnerability exists within SalesAgility SuiteCRM within the processing of the ‘uid’ parameter within the ‘export’ functionality. Successful exploitation allows remote unauthenticated attackers to ultimately execute arbitrary code.

Vulnerability Identifiers

  • Exodus Intelligence: EIP-0f5d2d7f
  • MITRE CVE: Pending

Vulnerability Metrics

  • CVSSv2 Score: 9.7

Vendor References

Discovery Credit

  • Exodus Intelligence

Disclosure Timeline

  • Disclosed to affected vendor: March 2nd, 2022
  • Disclosed to public: June 9th, 2022

Further Information

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