fkie_cve-2002-0769

GHSA-6pgq-jgqc-vp7f

VAR-200208-0135

The web-based configuration interface for the Cisco ATA 186 Analog Telephone Adaptor allows remote attackers to bypass authentication via an HTTP POST request with a single byte, which allows the attackers to (1) obtain the password from the login screen, or (2) reconfigure the adaptor by modifying certain request parameters. The Cisco ATA-186 Analog Telephone Adapter is a hardware device designed to interface between analog telephones and Voice over IP (VoIP). It includes support for web based configuration. Under some circumstances, it may be possible to bypass the authentication required for this web interface. This may be done with a specially formatted change password request. Exploitation allows a remote attacker to reconfigure the vulnerable device. Reportedly, HTTP requests consisting of a single character will cause the device to disclose sensitive configuration information, including the password to the administrative web interface. By viewing the source code of the configuration tool screen page, it can be seen that there are no hidden parameters used to maintain the state, so you can trust the device usage type and HTTP input to determine whether configuration is allowed: For example: if three \"ChangeUIPasswd\" parameters without any value are provided to the system, the ATA-186 will display the login screen, similarly, if all three values of \"ChangeUIPasswd\" are provided, but one of the values does not match the password stored in the device, the login…

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