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CVE-2018-10024
ubiQuoss Switch VP5208A creates a bcmpassword file at /cgi-bin/ with the user credentials in cleartext when a failed login attempt occurs. The file can be reached via an HTTP request. The credentials can be used to access the system via SSH or TELNET if it is enabled...
UbiQuoss Switch VP5208A Unauthorized Operation Vulnerability
UbiQuoss Switch VP5208A is a switch product from UbiQuoss Korea. A security vulnerability exists in the UbiQuoss Switch VP5208A, which originates from a user login failure where the program creates a bcmpassword file with user credentials in plaintext in /cgi-bin/. An attacker can obtain the...
Design/Logic Flaw
ubiQuoss Switch VP5208A creates a bcmpassword file at /cgi-bin/ with the user credentials in cleartext when a failed login attempt occurs. The file can be reached via an HTTP request. The credentials can be used to access the system via SSH or TELNET if it is enabled...
CVE-2018-10024
ubiQuoss Switch VP5208A creates a bcmpassword file at /cgi-bin/ with the user credentials in cleartext when a failed login attempt occurs. The file can be reached via an HTTP request. The credentials can be used to access the system via SSH or TELNET if it is enabled...
CVE-2018-10024
ubiQuoss Switch VP5208A creates a bcmpassword file at /cgi-bin/ with the user credentials in cleartext when a failed login attempt occurs. The file can be reached via an HTTP request. The credentials can be used to access the system via SSH or TELNET if it is enabled...
CVE-2018-10024
The vulnerability CVE-2018-10024 affects UbiQuoss Switch VP5208A. On a failed login attempt, the device creates a bcm_password file at /cgi-bin/ containing user credentials in cleartext, which can be retrieved via an HTTP request. These credentials can be used to access the system via SSH (or TEL...
CVE-2018-10024: Insufficiently Protected Credentials
ubiQuoss Switch VP5208A creates a bcmpassword file at /cgi-bin/ with the user credentials in cleartext when a failed login attempt occurs. The file can be reached via an HTTP request. The credentials can be used to access the system via SSH or TELNET if it is enabled...