EUVD-2012-6283

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CVE-2012-6428

The Carlo Gavazzi EOS-Box stores hard-coded passwords in the PHP file of the device. By using the hard-coded passwords, attackers can log into the device with administrative privileges. This could allow the attacker to have unauthorized access...

CVE-2012-6427

The Carlo Gavazzi EOS-Box does not check the validity of the data before executing queries. By accessing the SQL table of certain pages that do not require authentication, attackers can leak information from the device. This could allow the attacker to compromise confidentiality...

CVE-2012-6427

The Carlo Gavazzi EOS-Box does not check the validity of the data before executing queries. By accessing the SQL table of certain pages that do not require authentication, attackers can leak information from the device. This could allow the attacker to compromise confidentiality...

Hardcoded credentials

Carlo Gavazzi EOS-Box with firmware before 1.0.0.10802.1.10 establishes multiple hardcoded accounts, which makes it easier for remote attackers to obtain administrative access by reading a password in a PHP script, a similar issue to CVE-2012-5862...

CVE-2012-6427 Carlo Gavazzi EOS Box SQL Injection

The Carlo Gavazzi EOS-Box does not check the validity of the data before executing queries. By accessing the SQL table of certain pages that do not require authentication, attackers can leak information from the device. This could allow the attacker to compromise confidentiality...

CVE-2012-6427

The CVE-2012-6427 issue affects Carlo Gavazzi EOS-Box devices and is caused by SQL injection where user-supplied data is not validated before being used in queries. This vulnerability exists in firmware prior to 1.0.0.1080_2.1.10, allowing remote attackers to access the device’s SQL table and pot...

CVE-2012-6428 Carlo Gavazzi EOS Box Hard-Coded Credentials

The Carlo Gavazzi EOS-Box stores hard-coded passwords in the PHP file of the device. By using the hard-coded passwords, attackers can log into the device with administrative privileges. This could allow the attacker to have unauthorized access...