CVE-2014-0984 is an observable timing discrepancy in the passwordCheck function of SAP Router. Affected releases terminate Route Permission Table password validation when the first incorrect character is encountered. The resulting response-time variation reveals the length of a correct password prefix, permitting incremental recovery of the password through timing-guided brute-force guesses.
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A timing side-channel vulnerability in a router password-checking function that exits on the first incorrect character, enabling remote password recovery via timing-based brute force.
A router password-validation timing side channel that permits remote password recovery through timing-based brute-force guesses.
A router password-validation timing side channel caused by early termination on the first incorrect character.
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