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CVE-2018-6407 is a vulnerability in Conceptronic CIPCAMPTIWL V3 0.61.30.21 devices where an unauthenticated attacker can send a POST request with an excessively large body to the /hy-cgi/devices.cgi?cmd=searchlandevice endpoint, causing the device to crash and become unresponsive. This is due to improper handling of large request bodies, leading to resource exhaustion or a crash in the device's web service.
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This repository provides proof-of-concept exploits for two vulnerabilities (CVE-2018-6407 and CVE-2018-6408) affecting Conceptronic IP Cameras running web firmware version 0.61.X. The repository contains three files: a detailed README.md describing the vulnerabilities and affected models, a Python script (dos_poc.py) that performs a Denial of Service attack by sending a large POST request to the camera's /hy-cgi/device.cgi?cmd=searchlandevice endpoint, and an HTML file (csrf.html) that demonstrates Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks against the /hy-cgi/user.cgi endpoint to change the admin password, create a new admin user, or view the current user's password. The exploits target network-accessible cameras and require either direct network access (for DoS) or user interaction (for CSRF). The code is proof-of-concept and intended for testing and research purposes.
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