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CVE-2022-28958 is a rejected CVE record concerning an alleged remote command execution issue in D-Link DIR-816L firmware FW206b01. Historical descriptions attributed the issue to insufficient sanitization of the value HTTP parameter in the SharePort handler. The assigning CNA withdrew the record after further investigation determined that it was not a security issue. Consequently, the historical vulnerability and exploitation claims should not be treated as confirmation of a valid vulnerability under this identifier.
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A D-Link router vulnerability exploited by Moobot to spread. The article does not describe its technical mechanism or affected versions.
A D-Link remote command execution vulnerability in the /shareport.php component caused by improper sanitization of the value parameter, enabling arbitrary command execution.
A remote code execution vulnerability in D-Link DIR-816L firmware 2.06b01 via the value parameter of shareport.php.
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