Appear TV XC5000 and XC5100 Arbitrary File Read (CVE-2018-7539)

A vulnerability exists in Appeartv xc5000 firmware 3.26.217. Successful exploitation of this vulnerability could allow a remote attacker to damage users system...

AppearTV XC5000 and XC5100 File Read Vulnerability

The AppearTV XC5000 and XC5100 are both versatile, carrier-grade broadcast devices from AppearTV Norway. A security vulnerability exists in the AppearTV XC5000 and XC5100 using firmware version 3.26.217. An attacker could send a specially crafted HTTP request to a web server running Maintenance...

Design/Logic Flaw

On Appear TV XC5000 and XC5100 devices with firmware 3.26.217, it is possible to read OS files with a specially crafted HTTP request such as GET /../../../../../../../../../../../../etc/passwd to the web server fuzzd/0.1.1 running the Maintenance Center on port TCP/8088. This can lead to full...

CVE-2018-7539

On Appear TV XC5000 and XC5100 devices with firmware 3.26.217, it is possible to read OS files with a specially crafted HTTP request such as GET /../../../../../../../../../../../../etc/passwd to the web server fuzzd/0.1.1 running the Maintenance Center on port TCP/8088. This can lead to full...

CVE-2018-7539

On Appear TV XC5000 and XC5100 devices with firmware 3.26.217, it is possible to read OS files with a specially crafted HTTP request such as GET /../../../../../../../../../../../../etc/passwd to the web server fuzzd/0.1.1 running the Maintenance Center on port TCP/8088. This can lead to full...

CVE-2018-7539: Improper Limitation of a Pathname to a Restricted Directory

On Appear TV XC5000 and XC5100 devices with firmware 3.26.217, it is possible to read OS files with a specially crafted HTTP request such as GET /../../../../../../../../../../../../etc/passwd to the web server fuzzd/0.1.1 running the Maintenance Center on port TCP/8088. This can lead to full...

PT-2018-18143

Name of the Vulnerable Software and Affected Versions Appear TV XC5000 and XC5100 devices with firmware 3.26.217 Description The issue allows an attacker to read OS files by sending a specially crafted HTTP request, such as GET /../../../../../../../../../../../../etc/passwd, to the web server...