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CVE-2023-24709 is a denial of service vulnerability in Paradox Security Systems IPR512. The vulnerability is triggered by sending crafted requests to the login.html and login.xml parameters, which can cause the device to become unresponsive or crash.
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This repository provides a proof-of-concept (PoC) exploit for CVE-2023-24709, a code injection vulnerability in the Paradox Security Systems IPR512 web panel. The exploit consists of a Bash script (cve-2023-24709.sh) and a README.md with detailed instructions and warnings. The script prompts the user for a target domain or IP address, then sends a crafted HTTP GET request to the /login.cgi endpoint with a URL-encoded JavaScript payload (</script>) in the log_user parameter. This payload exploits the vulnerability to overwrite the login.xml configuration file, causing the login form to crash and become unavailable (denial of service). The README provides both manual and automated exploitation steps, including screenshots and a strong warning about the destructive nature of the exploit. The exploit targets unauthenticated access to the web panel and does not require credentials. The main entry point is the Bash script, which automates the attack and checks the response to determine if the target is likely vulnerable.
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