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CVE-2025-30238 is a high-severity privilege escalation vulnerability affecting multiple TP-Link Aginet devices. The flaw is caused by insufficient authorization validation in user-management functionality, allowing an authenticated user with low privileges to invoke operations intended for higher-privileged roles. As a result, authorization boundaries between standard and administrative users are not correctly enforced. Successful exploitation can enable unauthorized administrative actions such as creating privileged accounts and modifying critical device configuration settings, potentially leading to broader compromise of the affected router, mesh node, PON device, or xDSL modem.
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A privilege escalation vulnerability in TP-Link Aginet user-management functions that could let a low-privileged authenticated user perform administrator-level actions.
A privilege escalation vulnerability caused by improper/incorrect authorization in user management on multiple TP-Link Aginet devices, allowing authenticated low-privileged users to perform administrative actions.
A privilege escalation vulnerability in TP-Link Aginet user management caused by improper authorization, allowing low-privileged authenticated users to perform administrative actions.
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