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CVE-2017-18370 is a command injection vulnerability in the ZyXEL P660HN-T1A v2 router running TCLinux firmware version 7.3.37.6, as distributed by TrueOnline. The flaw exists in the Remote System Log forwarding functionality exposed through the logSet.asp page. An authenticated user can supply crafted input via the ServerIP parameter, which is not properly neutralized before being used in a system command context. This allows attacker-controlled command execution on the device.
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This repository contains a single Metasploit module targeting the TrueOnline/ZyXEL P660HN-T v2 router. The exploit leverages an authenticated command injection vulnerability in the router's remote log forwarding page, accessible via the web interface. The attacker must authenticate (default credentials: supervisor/zyad1234) and then injects a shell script into the device using a vulnerable POST parameter. The script downloads a MIPSBE ELF payload from the attacker's TFTP server and executes it, providing a reverse shell or arbitrary code execution. The module is operational, supports custom payloads, and is designed for use within the Metasploit framework. The main endpoints involved are the authentication page, the vulnerable log settings page, and a static JS file used for device fingerprinting. The exploit is relevant for CVE-2017-18370 and CVE-2017-18371.
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