Authenticated Remote Command Execution Vulnerability in TOTOLINK X5000R
CVE-2024-32349
What is CVE-2024-32349?
An authenticated remote command execution vulnerability exists in the TOTOLINK X5000R router. The issue is triggered through manipulation of the 'mtu' parameters within the 'cstecgi.cgi' binary, which allows an attacker to execute arbitrary commands on the device. Due to the nature of this vulnerability, it necessitates the attacker to have valid authentication credentials, complicating unauthorized exploitation. However, once these credentials are compromised, the potential for malicious activities increases significantly, placing users' networks at risk. Organizations relying on affected versions of TOTOLINK's X5000R router are recommended to review their network security practices and apply any patches or updates provided by the vendor.

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