Unauthenticated TR-064 Command Execution in Eir D1000 modem
CVE-2016-10372 affects the Eir D1000 modem. The device does not properly restrict exposure and access to the TR-064 management protocol on TCP port 7547, allowing remote attackers to interact with management functionality from the WAN side. According to the provided content, an attacker can remotely open WAN access to TCP port 80, retrieve the device login password—which by default is the Wi-Fi password—and abuse the NewNTPServer feature to execute arbitrary commands. In practice, this is an unauthenticated remote management exposure issue that enables command execution through improperly protected TR-064 functionality.
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A critical vulnerability affecting the Eir D1000 modem that remains in the report's top detections, though no exploit availability or actor attribution is provided.
An easily exploitable IoT vulnerability that allows remote commands to be sent to affected devices over the Internet via the WAN port and enables reconfiguration for further remote access.
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