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CVE-2023-2645 is a critical vulnerability in the USR USR-G806 (firmware version 1.0.41) affecting the Web Management Page. The vulnerability arises from the use of hard-coded credentials (username/password: root), allowing remote attackers to authenticate and gain unauthorized access to the device's management interface. The vendor has not responded to disclosure attempts, and exploit details are publicly available.
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This repository contains an exploit for CVE-2023-2645, targeting Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) GSM modems. The main file, 'CVE-2023-2645.py', is a heavily obfuscated Python script. It sets a very high recursion limit, then decompresses and executes a large zlib-compressed payload at runtime. The README indicates the exploit is a backdoor for IIoT GSM modems, and hints that the full source code may be available upon request. The exploit is operational, providing a working backdoor payload, but is not part of a known exploit framework. No explicit network endpoints, IPs, or URLs are hardcoded in the visible code, but the attack vector is network-based, as it targets remote modems. The repository structure is simple, with one obfuscated Python exploit and a brief README.
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