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CVE-2024-23624 is a command injection vulnerability in the UPnP event-subscription CGI handler of D-Link DAP-1650 devices. An unauthenticated attacker can exploit the handler to execute commands as root. The vulnerability is associated with UPnP SUBSCRIBE message processing and has been exploited as an initial-access vector in the ClingSTUN malware campaign.
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A D-Link UPnP code injection vulnerability listed among the ClingSTUN campaign's entry points.
D-Link UPnP code injection vulnerability included among ClingSTUN's initial-access vectors.
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