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CVE-2024-23625 is a command injection vulnerability in D-Link DAP-1650 devices arising from the handling of UPnP SUBSCRIBE messages. An unauthenticated attacker can exploit the vulnerable handler to execute commands as root. The vulnerability has been exploited during the ClingSTUN backdoor campaign. Affected firmware versions and the precise vulnerable function are currently not available.
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A vulnerability exploited in the ClingSTUN campaign to compromise Internet-facing routers and IoT devices, establishing persistent backdoor access and remotely controlled proxy nodes. The content does not specify its technical mechanism or individually affected products.
A D-Link UPnP vulnerability targeted during the second stage of the ClingSTUN campaign. The content does not identify an affected model or explain the flaw's mechanism.
A D-Link UPnP vulnerability exploited during ClingSTUN's second campaign stage. The content does not identify a specific affected model or explain the vulnerability's technical mechanism.
A vulnerability in D-Link's UPnP service exploited during the second observed period of the ClingSTUN campaign. The content does not identify affected device models or explain the flaw's technical mechanism.
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