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CVE-2018-20377 is an information disclosure vulnerability affecting Orange Livebox ADSL modems (Firmware 01.11.2017-11:43:44, Boot v0.70.03, Modem 5.4.1.10.1.1A, Hardware 02, Arcadyan ARV7519RW22-A-L T VR9 1.2). Remote attackers can retrieve Wi-Fi SSID and password credentials in plaintext by accessing /get_getnetworkconf.cgi on port 8080. If the admin password is set to the default or matches the Wi-Fi password, attackers can gain full administrative control, modify device settings, or update firmware. The vulnerability also exposes phone numbers tied to the modems.
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This repository contains a proof-of-concept (POC) exploit for a CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery) vulnerability targeting devices (likely routers or VoIP devices) that expose autodialing functionality via HTTP endpoints. The main file, 'poc/CWE-359.html', is an HTML page that, when visited by a victim, automatically submits a hidden form to 'http://192.168.1.1/cgi-bin/autodialing.exe', instructing the device to initiate a phone call to a number specified by the attacker. An additional request is made to 'http://192.168.1.1/cgi-bin/phone_test.exe', possibly to trigger or test phone functionality. The exploit leverages the victim's browser to perform unauthorized actions on the local network device, demonstrating a reflected call exploit and phone number disclosure. The repository is minimal, containing only a license and the exploit HTML file.
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