module
Netis Router Exploit Chain Reactor (CVE-2024-48455, CVE-2024-48456 and CVE-2024-48457).
| Disclosed | Created |
|---|---|
| 12/27/2024 | 01/08/2025 |
Disclosed
12/27/2024
Created
01/08/2025
Description
Several Netis Routers including rebranded routers from GLCtec and Stonet suffer from a command injection
vulnerability at the change admin password page of the router web interface (see CVE-2024-48456 for more details).
The vulnerability stems from improper handling of the 'password' and 'new password' parameter within the
router's web interface. Attackers can inject a command in the 'password' or 'new password' parameter,
encoded in base64, to exploit the command injection vulnerability. When exploited, this can lead to
command execution, potentially allowing the attacker to take full control of the router.
An attacker needs to be authenticated to initiate this RCE, however CVE-2024-48457 allows an unauthenticated
attacker to reset the Wifi and router password, hence gaining full root access to the router to execute the RCE.
Last but not least, CVE-2024-48455 allows for unauthenticated information disclosure revealing sensitive configuration
information of the router which can be used by the attacker to determine if the router is running specific vulnerable
firmware.
The following router firmware versions are vulnerable:
* netis_MW5360_V1.0.1.3031_fw.bin
* Netis_MW5360-1.0.1.3442.bin
* Netis_MW5360_RUSSIA_844.bin
* netis_NC21_V3.0.0.3800.bin (https://www.netisru.com/support/downinfo.html?id=40)
* netis_NC63_V3.0.0.3327.bin (https://www.netis-systems.com/support/downinfo.html?id=35)
* netis_NC63_v4_Bangladesh-V3.0.0.3889.bin (https://www.netis-systems.com/support/downinfo.html?id=35)
* Netis_NC63-V3.0.0.3833.bin (https://www.netisru.com/support/downinfo.html?id=35)
* netis_app_BeeWiFi_NC63_v4_Bangladesh-V3.0.0.3503.bin
* netis_NC65_V3.0.0.3749.bin
* Netis_NC65_Bangladesh-V3.0.0.3508.bin (https://www.netis-systems.com/support/downinfo.html?id=34)
* Netis_NC65v2-V3.0.0.3800.bin (https://www.netisru.com/support/downinfo.html?id=34)
* netis_NX10_V2.0.1.3582_fw.bin
* netis_NX10_V2.0.1.3643.bin
* Netis_NX10_v1_Bangladesh-V3.0.0.4142.bin (https://www.netis-systems.com/support/downinfo.html?id=33)
* netis_NX10-V3.0.1.4205.bin (https://www.netisru.com/support/downinfo.html?id=33)
* netis_app_BeeWiFi_NC21_v4_Bangladesh-V3.0.0.3329.bin
* netis_app_BeeWiFi_NC21_v4_Bangladesh-V3.0.0.3500.bin
* Netis_NC21_v2_Bangladesh-V3.0.0.3854.bin (https://www.netis-systems.com/support/downinfo.html?id=40)
* GLC_ALPHA_AC3-V3.0.2.115.bin (https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1P69yUfzeZeR6oABmIdcJ6fG57-Xjrzx6)
* potentially others...
vulnerability at the change admin password page of the router web interface (see CVE-2024-48456 for more details).
The vulnerability stems from improper handling of the 'password' and 'new password' parameter within the
router's web interface. Attackers can inject a command in the 'password' or 'new password' parameter,
encoded in base64, to exploit the command injection vulnerability. When exploited, this can lead to
command execution, potentially allowing the attacker to take full control of the router.
An attacker needs to be authenticated to initiate this RCE, however CVE-2024-48457 allows an unauthenticated
attacker to reset the Wifi and router password, hence gaining full root access to the router to execute the RCE.
Last but not least, CVE-2024-48455 allows for unauthenticated information disclosure revealing sensitive configuration
information of the router which can be used by the attacker to determine if the router is running specific vulnerable
firmware.
The following router firmware versions are vulnerable:
* netis_MW5360_V1.0.1.3031_fw.bin
* Netis_MW5360-1.0.1.3442.bin
* Netis_MW5360_RUSSIA_844.bin
* netis_NC21_V3.0.0.3800.bin (https://www.netisru.com/support/downinfo.html?id=40)
* netis_NC63_V3.0.0.3327.bin (https://www.netis-systems.com/support/downinfo.html?id=35)
* netis_NC63_v4_Bangladesh-V3.0.0.3889.bin (https://www.netis-systems.com/support/downinfo.html?id=35)
* Netis_NC63-V3.0.0.3833.bin (https://www.netisru.com/support/downinfo.html?id=35)
* netis_app_BeeWiFi_NC63_v4_Bangladesh-V3.0.0.3503.bin
* netis_NC65_V3.0.0.3749.bin
* Netis_NC65_Bangladesh-V3.0.0.3508.bin (https://www.netis-systems.com/support/downinfo.html?id=34)
* Netis_NC65v2-V3.0.0.3800.bin (https://www.netisru.com/support/downinfo.html?id=34)
* netis_NX10_V2.0.1.3582_fw.bin
* netis_NX10_V2.0.1.3643.bin
* Netis_NX10_v1_Bangladesh-V3.0.0.4142.bin (https://www.netis-systems.com/support/downinfo.html?id=33)
* netis_NX10-V3.0.1.4205.bin (https://www.netisru.com/support/downinfo.html?id=33)
* netis_app_BeeWiFi_NC21_v4_Bangladesh-V3.0.0.3329.bin
* netis_app_BeeWiFi_NC21_v4_Bangladesh-V3.0.0.3500.bin
* Netis_NC21_v2_Bangladesh-V3.0.0.3854.bin (https://www.netis-systems.com/support/downinfo.html?id=40)
* GLC_ALPHA_AC3-V3.0.2.115.bin (https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1P69yUfzeZeR6oABmIdcJ6fG57-Xjrzx6)
* potentially others...
Author
h00die-gr3y
Platform
Linux
Architectures
mipsle
References
Module Options
To display the available options, load the module within the Metasploit console and run the commands ‘show options’ or ‘show advanced’:
msf > use exploit/linux/http/netis_unauth_rce_cve_2024_48456_and_48457
msf /(7) > show actions
...actions...
msf /(7) > set ACTION < action-name >
msf /(7) > show options
...show and set options...
msf /(7) > run
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