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[NEWS] ACT P202S VoIP Wireless Phone Multiple Vulnerabilities

Subject: [NEWS] ACT P202S VoIP Wireless Phone Multiple Vulnerabilities
Date: 19 Jan 2006 17:17:48 +0200
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  ACT P202S VoIP Wireless Phone Multiple Vulnerabilities
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SUMMARY

Multiple undocumented open ports in ACT P202S wireless VoIP phone allow 
attackers to remotely login to the phone, retrieve phone information and 
DoS it.

DETAILS

Vulnerable Systems:
 * ACT P202S Firmware version 1.1.21on VxWorks

The ACT P202S VoIP 802.11b wireless phone, version 1.01.21 on VxWorks has 
three undocumented ports and extraneous services that can be exploited by 
attackers.

 1. Undocumented port, UDP/17185 VxWorks WDB remote debugging (wdbrpc) 
allow attackers direct access to the phone memory and OS internals.
 2. Undocumented port, TCP/7 echo allow attackers to reflect sent network 
data using the echo service, causing a DoS.
 3. Undocumented port, TCP/513 rlogin allow attackers to rlogin access 
with no need for credentials.
 4. Hardcoded NTP server in the phone configuration for Taiwan NTP server.


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

The information has been provided by  <mailto:shawnmer@gmail.com> Shawn 
Merdinger.



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