Microchip Technology Advanced Software Framework Vulnerable to Remote Code Execution Through Improper Input Validation

CVE-2024-7490

What is CVE-2024-7490?

The vulnerability arises from improper input validation within the Advanced Software Framework's example DHCP server, specifically in program files such as tinydhcpserver.C and functions like lwip_dhcp_find_option. This security flaw permits a potential remote code execution through a buffer overflow, posing significant risks to systems employing this framework for their DHCP services. It is critical to note that the Advanced Software Framework is no longer supported; therefore, users are encouraged to implement the suggested workarounds or transition to an actively maintained software framework to mitigate any risks associated with this vulnerability.

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