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CVE-2025-7850 is a command injection vulnerability in TP-Link Omada gateways. The flaw is reachable through the gateways' web management portal after administrator authentication and allows attacker-controlled input to be injected into operating system command execution on the underlying device. Available reporting characterizes the issue as exploitable in the authenticated administrative web interface and notes that successful exploitation can result in command execution as root under the affected conditions. The vulnerability affects multiple Omada gateway models in the ER, G, and FR series prior to vendor-fixed firmware releases.
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A pre-existing remote code execution vulnerability that can be chained with newly disclosed TP-Link Omada ZTP weaknesses to achieve broader compromise.
A previously disclosed TP-Link Omada vulnerability that permits command execution under specific conditions and can be chained with the newly disclosed flaws.
A previously disclosed TP-Link-related flaw referenced as part of a possible complete attack chain with the newly reported Omada ZTP vulnerabilities.
A previously disclosed Omada vulnerability that allows command execution on Omada devices as root after an attacker gains internal access.
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