Multiple critical vulnerabilities have been detected that are affecting Cisco Small Business RV series routers. But, Cisco has already released the patches to fix all the critical vulnerabilities since they could enable an attacker to execute arbitrary code on the affected systems.
While Cisco has also affirmed that currently, to fix these vulnerabilities, there are no workarounds available, in short, users have to update their devices to the latest version to fix the issue.
Here are the key things that an attacker can perform by exploiting these vulnerabilities:-
In total, 15 vulnerabilities have been discovered by the security analysts, and they are tracked as:-
Among these 15 vulnerabilities, there are three vulnerabilities that are marked as critical since they have achieved the maximum CVSS score (10), and affect the RV160, RV260, RV340, and RV345 Series Small Business routers.
Here we have mentioned the most critical flaws below:-
However, Cisco openly clarified that they are already aware of the availability of proof-of-concept exploit code; what they didn’t share two key details:-
Here all these three bugs can be exploited by a threat actor to bypass authorization protections & authentication, retrieve software, run unsigned software, and execute DoS attacks as well.
Here below, we have mentioned all the affected or vulnerable routers:-
Moreover, there are some flaws that remain dependent on the other bugs; in short, to exploit bugs like this, you may need to exploit the other vulnerability.
As a recommendation, the experts at Cisco have strongly advised users to immediately update their vulnerable devices to the latest version since there are no workarounds available that address these security flaws.
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