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CVE-2024-48456 is a sensitive-information disclosure vulnerability in the web interfaces of affected Netis routers. The password parameter on the change-administrator-password page can expose sensitive information to a remote attacker. Affected versions include Netis WiFi 6 Router NX10 2.0.1.3643 and 2.0.1.3582; WiFi 11AC Router NC65 3.0.0.3749; NC63 3.0.0.3327 and 3.0.0.3503; NC21 3.0.0.3800, 3.0.0.3500, and 3.0.0.3329; and WiFi Router MW5360 1.0.1.3442 and 1.0.1.3031.
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This repository contains a single Metasploit module targeting multiple Netis routers (and rebranded GLCtec/Stonet models) vulnerable to a chain of unauthenticated and authenticated vulnerabilities (CVE-2024-48455, CVE-2024-48456, CVE-2024-48457). The exploit leverages a command injection flaw in the router's web interface password change functionality, which can be reached unauthenticated due to a password reset flaw. The module is weaponized, supporting automated payload delivery (defaulting to a Meterpreter reverse shell for MIPSLE Linux) and credential storage. The exploit is network-based, targeting the router's HTTP interface (port 80 by default). The module includes detailed targeting for specific firmware versions, with references to firmware download URLs and CVEs. The code is written in Ruby and is structured as a standard Metasploit exploit module, using the HttpClient, CmdStager, and FileDropper mixins for payload delivery and execution.
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