Command Injection Vulnerability in Iocharger Firmware for AC Models

CVE-2024-43650

What is CVE-2024-43650?

A command injection vulnerability exists in the firmware of Iocharger AC models, enabling unauthorized execution of operating system commands with root privileges. This flaw can be exploited remotely, provided the attacker has a low-privilege account or convinces an authorized user to send a specially crafted HTTP request. Affected versions include all firmware prior to version 24120701. Exploiting this vulnerability gives attackers full control over the charging station, allowing them to modify, add, or delete critical files and services. Given that this is an electric vehicle charger, successful exploitation may also pose safety risks.

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