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CVE-2018-10561 is an improper-authentication vulnerability in Dasan GPON home routers, including devices using ZIND-GPON-25xx firmware and certain H650-series models. The web management interface can be accessed without valid credentials by appending the query string ?images to a URI that normally requires authentication. This bypass permits unauthenticated access to protected device-management functionality.
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Vulnérabilité CVE-2018-10561 affectant des équipements GPON, explicitement citée comme vecteur d’exploitation et de propagation du botnet IoT Masjesu.
A vulnerability explicitly identified as an exploitation target in ToxNetV2's automated propagation capability.
A Dasan GPON router diagnostic interface command-injection vulnerability used in ToxNetV2 self-propagation paths on TCP ports 80 and 8080.
A specific CVE for which exploit code is implemented in native C inside TuxBot, but the exploit engine is dead code and never called at runtime in the analyzed version.
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