This vulnerability allows network-adjacent malicious users to execute arbitrary code on affected installations of NETGEAR R7800 firmware version 1.0.2.76. Authentication is not required to exploit this vulnerability. The specific flaw exists within the handling of the vendor_specific DHCP opcode. The issue results from the lack of proper validation of a user-supplied string before using it to execute a system call. An attacker can leverage this vulnerability to execute code in the context of root. Was ZDI-CAN-12216.
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netgear br200 firmware |
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netgear br500 firmware |
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netgear d7800 firmware |
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netgear ex6100v2 firmware |
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netgear ex6150 firmware |
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netgear ex6250 firmware |
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netgear ex6400 firmware |
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netgear ex6400v2 firmware |
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netgear ex6410 firmware |
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netgear ex6420 firmware |
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netgear ex7300 firmware |
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netgear ex7300v2 firmware |
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netgear ex7320 firmware |
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netgear ex7700 firmware |
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netgear ex8000 firmware |
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netgear lbr20 firmware |
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netgear r7800 firmware |
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netgear r8900 firmware |
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netgear r9000 firmware |
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netgear rbk12 firmware |
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netgear rbk13 firmware |
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netgear rbk14 firmware |
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netgear rbk15 firmware |
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netgear rbk20 firmware |
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netgear rbk23 firmware |
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netgear rbk40 firmware |
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netgear rbk43 firmware |
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netgear rbk43s firmware |
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netgear rbk44 firmware |
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netgear rbk50 firmware |
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netgear rbk53 firmware |
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netgear rbr10 firmware |
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netgear rbr20 firmware |
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netgear rbr40 firmware |
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netgear rbr50 firmware |
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netgear rbs10 firmware |
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netgear rbs20 firmware |
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netgear rbs40 firmware |
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netgear rbs50 firmware |
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netgear rbs50y firmware |
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netgear xr450 firmware |
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netgear xr500 firmware |
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netgear xr700 firmware |
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