CVE-2024-50607 is a directory traversal vulnerability in RUCKUS FastIron firmware used by the RUCKUS ICX switch product line. The flaw is classified as a path traversal issue and affects multiple ICX firmware branches. Available information indicates that, in combination with CVE-2024-50604, the vulnerability can be used by an authenticated attacker with physical access to facilitate malware injection on vulnerable switches. Specific details about the affected function or code path are currently not available.
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A directory traversal vulnerability in RUCKUS FastIron firmware affecting the RUCKUS ICX switch product line. The plugin describes it as enabling, together with a related integrity-check flaw, malware injection on vulnerable ICX switches by an authenticated attacker with physical access.
A directory traversal vulnerability in RUCKUS FastIron firmware on the RUCKUS ICX product line, mentioned as part of the same attack chain enabling malware injection.
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Cross-references every affected SKU, including bundled OEM variants.
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