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CVE-2025-3462 is an insufficient input and origin validation vulnerability in ASUS DriverHub affecting versions prior to 1.0.6.0. The local DriverHub service accepts crafted HTTP requests from unauthorized sources due to weak validation of request origin and trust assumptions around internal communications. Reported behavior indicates the service improperly accepts requests when the Origin value matches an overly permissive pattern rather than a strict trusted origin check, allowing an attacker-controlled website to interact with DriverHub functionality that should be restricted to trusted ASUS-controlled sources. On its own, the flaw enables unauthorized interaction with internal software features; when combined with the related DriverHub validation flaw CVE-2025-3463, it can be used as part of a remote code execution chain.
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A critical vulnerability in ASUS DriverHub listed as a trending CVE for the week.
ASUS DriverHub vulnerability involving insufficient certificate and origin validation that can be chained with CVE-2025-3463 to achieve remote code execution and full system compromise.
An insufficient validation flaw in ASUS DriverHub that allows unauthorized sources to interact with DriverHub features via crafted HTTP requests; described as chainable with CVE-2025-3463 to achieve remote code execution (RCE).
A vulnerability in Asus DriverHub (pre-installed on Asus motherboards) stemming from insufficient validation, enabling remote interaction via crafted HTTP/RPC requests and reported as leading to remote code execution.
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