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CVE-2014-5395 describes multiple cross-site request forgery (CSRF) vulnerabilities in the WebUI of several Huawei HiLink devices, including E3276, E3236 TCPU, E5180s-22, and E586Bs-2. The vulnerabilities exist in firmware versions prior to V200R002B470D13SP00C00 (E3276/E3236 TCPU), V100R007B100D03SP01C03 (WebUI), 21.270.21.00.00 (E5180s-22), and 21.322.10.00.889 (E586Bs-2). These flaws allow remote attackers to perform actions on behalf of authenticated users, such as modifying device configurations or sending SMS messages, by tricking users into visiting malicious web pages.
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