CVE-2023-22844
published 2023-07-06CVE-2023-22844: An authentication bypass vulnerability exists in the requestHandlers.js verifyToken functionality of Milesight VPN v2.0.2. A specially-crafted network request…
PriorityP262critical9.8CVSS 3.1
AVNACLPRNUINSUCHIHAH
EPSS
0.67%
47.2th percentile
An authentication bypass vulnerability exists in the requestHandlers.js verifyToken functionality of Milesight VPN v2.0.2. A specially-crafted network request can lead to authentication bypass. An attacker can send a network request to trigger this vulnerability.
Affected
2 ranges
| Vendor | Product | Version range | Fixed in |
|---|---|---|---|
| milesight | milesightvpn | — | — |
| milesight | milesightvpn | — | — |
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Talos
The many vulnerabilities Talos discovered in SOHO and industrial wireless routers post-VPNFilter
blogs_talos·2023-08-02
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- Since the discovery of the widespread VPNFilter malware in 2018, Cisco Talos researchers have been researching vulnerabilities in small and home office (SOHO) and industrial routers.
- During that research, Talos has worked with vendors to report and mitigate these vulnerabilities, totaling 141 advisories covering 289 CVEs across multiple routers.
- Talos is highlighting some of the major issues our researchers discovered over the past several years, including vulnerabilities that an attacker could mostly directly access or those an adversary could chain together to gain elevated access to the devices.
- There are several Snort rules that can detect possible exploitation of the vulnerabilities included in this post.
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Taking over Milesight UR32L routers behind a VPN: 22 vulnerabilities and a full chain
blogs_talos·2023-07-06
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## Taking over Milesight UR32L routers behind a VPN: 22 vulnerabilities and a full chain
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Taking over Milesight UR32L routers behind a VPN: 22 vulnerabilities and a full chain
blogs_talos·2023-07-06
Taking over Milesight UR32L routers behind a VPN: 22 vulnerabilities and a full chain
- Cisco Talos discovered 17 vulnerabilities (63 CVEs) in the Milesight UR32L router and five vulnerabilities (six CVEs) in the Milesight MilesightVPN remote access solution software.
- An attacker could exploit the vulnerabilities discovered to completely compromise the UR32L and MilesightVPN.
- This post presents an attack scenario in which the UR32L is only reachable through the MilesightVPN remote access solution. The blog explains how an attacker could exploit the MilesightVPN and then fully compromise the UR32L.
Update: Milesight informed us on Aug. 4, 2023 that they have released firmware version 32.3.0.7 to address these issues. Talos has confirmed that the issues no longer reproduce on this firmware.
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2023-07-06
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