CVE-2018-7841 affects Schneider Electric U.Motion Builder 1.3.4 and earlier. Its unauthenticated reporting export functionality incorporates the user-controlled object_id parameter into an SQLite query, which is embedded in a shell command and executed through PHP exec(). Inadequate shell escaping permits arbitrary operating-system command execution. The vulnerability bypasses the incomplete fix for CVE-2018-7765. Although initially described as SQL injection (CWE-89), the documented execution mechanism is operating-system command injection.
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A vulnerability listed as one of the infection exploits used by Mirai variant four to infect additional vulnerable hosts.
A remote command execution vulnerability in Schneider Electric U.Motion Builder. Echobot uses an exploit for this flaw in its attacks targeting industrial control systems and operational technology.
A vulnerability affecting Schneider Electric U.motion LifeSpace Management Systems, newly leveraged by this Mirai variant.
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