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CVE-2018-10561 is an authentication-bypass vulnerability in the HTTP management interface of Dasan GPON home routers, including DZS ZNID-GPON-25XX series devices. Appending an image-related query marker to a normally authentication-protected request bypasses authentication and permits device management. Attackers can combine this flaw with the separate diagnostic command-injection vulnerability CVE-2018-10562 to execute shell commands without authentication. Multiple IoT botnet families have exploited this vulnerability pair.
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An authentication bypass vulnerability in Dasan GPON routers. Scanner tags explicitly identify exploitation attempts and router-worm activity; successful compromise and a specific malware family are not established.
Vulnérabilité CVE-2018-10561 affectant des équipements GPON, explicitement citée comme vecteur d’exploitation et de propagation du botnet IoT Masjesu.
A vulnerability explicitly identified as an exploitation target in ToxNetV2's automated propagation capability.
A Dasan GPON router diagnostic interface command-injection vulnerability used in ToxNetV2 self-propagation paths on TCP ports 80 and 8080.
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Every observed campaign linking this CVE to a named adversary.
Malware families riding this exploit, with evidence and IOCs.
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Cross-references every affected SKU, including bundled OEM variants.
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