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CVE-2019-16057 is a remote command injection vulnerability in the login module of the D-Link DNS-320 ShareCenter NAS administration interface, affecting firmware 2.05b10 and earlier. Manipulation of the port parameter allows an unauthenticated attacker to execute arbitrary commands with root privileges, take control of the device, and access stored files. Firmware 2.06b01 fixed the vulnerability.
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A vulnerability listed as one of the infection exploits used by Mirai variant four to infect additional vulnerable hosts.
A critical unauthenticated command injection vulnerability in the D-Link DNS-320 ShareCenter NAS administration login module, /cgi/login_mgr.cgi. An attacker can manipulate the port parameter to execute arbitrary commands with root privileges, take complete control of the device, and access stored files. The article reports at least 800 vulnerable internet-accessible devices at publication. Firmware 2.06b01, released in April 2019, inadvertently fixed this flaw while addressing a separate weakness exploited by Cr1ptT0r ransomware; the article does not associate that ransomware with CVE-2019-16057.
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