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CVE-2020-29000
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CVE-2020-29000 | |
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[Description] | |
An issue was discovered on Geeni GNC-CW013 doorbell 1.8.1 devices. | |
A vulnerability exists in the RTSP service that allows a remote | |
attacker to take full control of the device with a high-privileged | |
account. By sending a crafted message, an attacker is able to | |
remotely deliver a telnet session. Any attacker that has the ability to | |
control DNS can exploit this vulnerability to remotely login to the | |
device and gain access to the camera system. | |
[Additional Information] | |
Reported to Merkury Innovations on 21 Nov 20. | |
[Vulnerability Type] | |
Incorrect Access Control | |
[Vendor of Product] | |
Geeni | |
[Affected Product Code Base] | |
GNC-CW013 Doorbell - Version 1.8.1 (Current) | |
[Affected Component] | |
RSTP Service | |
[Attack Type] | |
Remote | |
[Impact Code execution] | |
true | |
[Attack Vectors] | |
An attacker who is able to send a specially crafted UDP message to the device can enable a reverse telnet session into the device. | |
[Discoverer] | |
TJ OConnor, Daniel Campos: Florida Tech IoT S&P Lab | |
[References] | |
https://research.fit.edu/media/site-specific/researchfitedu/iot-lab/Geeni_Disclosures.pdf |
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