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CVE-2013-4867 is a Python module hijacking vulnerability in Electronic Arts Karotz Smart Rabbit firmware 12.07.19.00. During device setup, when Wi-Fi is selected as the Internet connectivity method, a Python script is executed with root privileges. The script imports a Python module in a manner that allows an attacker to place a malicious module with the expected name in the same directory as the setup files. Because the attacker-controlled module is loaded and executed at the beginning of the setup script, arbitrary code can run as root. The issue is caused by unsafe reliance on the Python module search path during privileged execution, enabling local code execution through crafted setup media or files present during provisioning.
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