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[NEWS] Multiple Vulnerabilities in Gigafast Router (Authentication Bypas

Subject: [NEWS] Multiple Vulnerabilities in Gigafast Router (Authentication Bypass, DoS)
Date: 24 Feb 2005 17:17:34 +0200
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  Multiple Vulnerabilities in Gigafast Router (Authentication Bypass, DoS)
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SUMMARY

 <http://www.gigafast.com> GigaFast 10/100 Ethernet router EE400-R is a 
DSL\Cable router that contains 4 ports of LAN and a WAN port. It support 
DHCP, Multiple IP sharing and a web based interface.

GigaFast Ethernet router contains two vulnerabilities, one that allows to 
bypass the authentication mechanism while the other can be used to cause a 
DoS.

DETAILS

Vulnerable Systems:
 * GigaFast Firmware from 12/07/2004 and possibly prior.

Authentication Bypass Vulnerability:
The router has a login page; however, this may easily be bypassed. To 
retrieve the router's backup file, which contains some of the routers 
preferences, including the administrator password in plain-text, all he 
needs to do is access the following URL:
http://ROUTER-ADDRESS/backup.cfg

If remote administration is enabled, any individual connected to the 
Internet would be able to download this configuration file and see the 
administrator password. If remote administration has not been enabled only 
LAN users would be able to issue such a request.

DoS Vulnerability:
If the DNS proxy option is turned on, it is possible to interrupt the 
connection by sending the router a malformed DNS query. Once the router 
receives the malformed DNS query, it will not work until a cold boot has 
been performed.

This vulnerability can only be triggered from the inside (via the LAN 
interface).


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

The information has been provided by  <mailto:gary@pointblanksecurity.com> 
Gary H. Jones II.



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