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CVE-2010-4507 is a set of cross-site request forgery vulnerabilities affecting Clear iSpot 2.0.0.0 R1679 and ClearSpot 2.0.0.0 R1512 and R1786 running firmware 1.9.9.4. The flaws reside in the devices' web management interface and allow a remote attacker to induce an authenticated administrator to submit unintended requests to CGI handlers. Documented vulnerable actions include invoking command-execution functionality through a command parameter in a management action, enabling remote management, enabling the TELNET service, enabling TELNET sessions, and downloading arbitrary files through a file-download action. Because the requests are accepted in the context of the administrator's authenticated session, the attacker can cause privileged configuration changes and administrative operations without knowing the administrator's credentials.
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