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Syrotech SY-GOPON-8OLT-L3 firmware version 1.6.0_240629 contains an authenticated command-injection vulnerability. An authenticated attacker may inject commands through the vulnerable device interface.
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This repository contains a working exploit for CVE-2024-46658, a command injection vulnerability in Syrotech SY-GOPON-8OLT-L3 firmware v1.6.0_240629. The exploit is implemented in Python (main.py) and allows an authenticated attacker to execute arbitrary system commands on the target device by abusing the 'command' parameter of the /cgi/home.php endpoint. The script requires the attacker to provide the target URL and valid session cookies (notably 'Cookie_Login'). The README provides usage instructions and describes the vulnerability, including how the injection is achieved by appending a newline to the command parameter. The repository is simple, with one code file and a README, and is operational, providing a direct method to exploit the vulnerability and retrieve command output from the device.
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