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CVE-2024-9643 is an authentication-bypass vulnerability in the administrative web server of Four-Faith F3x36 industrial cellular routers running firmware v2.0.0. Hard-coded administrative credentials embedded in the web management interface permit an attacker who knows those credentials to authenticate through crafted HTTP requests and obtain administrative access.
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A critical authentication bypass vulnerability caused by hard-coded administrative credentials in the web management interface of Four-Faith F3x36 industrial cellular routers, enabling unauthenticated administrative access and device takeover.
A critical hardcoded-credentials issue in Four-Faith F3x36 router firmware (noted as v2.0.0) that enables authentication bypass using known default/hardcoded Basic Auth credentials.
Critical authentication bypass due to hard-coded credentials in the Four-Faith F3x36 router web server, enabling remote attackers to obtain full administrative control and potentially achieve remote code execution/complete device compromise.
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