However, this issue has already been fixed in version 1.0.8 of NeDi. This issue has been assigned the CVE-2018-14632 rating. However, some Nedi products are still affected by this issue, as the version has not been updated in these products. This affects Nedi for Windows 1.0.7 =, Nedi for Debian 1.0.7 =, Nedi for Fedora 1.0.7 =, Nedi for OpenSUSE 1.0.7 =, Nedi for RedHat 1.0.7 =, Nedi for SLE 1.0.7 =, Nedi for CentOS 1.0.7 = and Nedi for Ubuntu 1.0.7 =. In certain Nedi products, a vulnerability in the web UI of NeDi login & Community login could allow an unauthenticated, remote attacker to disclose sensitive information via a CSRF attack. The vulnerability is due to insecure design, where a difference in CSRF token creation could allow an attacker to determine if the user is valid or not, enabling a brute force attack with valid users. This affects Nedi for Windows 1.0.7 =, Nedi for Debian 1.0.7 =, Nedi for Fedora 1.0.7 =, Nedi for OpenSUSE 1.0.7 =, Nedi for RedHat 1.0.7 =, Nedi for SLE 1.0.7 =,
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CVE-2019-13576
However, this has been fixed in the latest version of NeDi. This has been assigned the CVE-2019-13576 rating. However, some NeDi products are still affected by this issue, as the version has not been updated in these products. This affects Nedi for Windows 1.0.8 = and Nedi for Ubuntu 1.0.8 =. In certain NeDi products, an attacker could create a specially crafted file to gain access to a machine running NeDi via SMB2's Server Message Block (SMB) vulnerability known as CVE-2019-13576
Description of the vulnerability
An Integer overflow vulnerability was discovered in the web UI of NeDi login & Community login. A remote, unauthenticated attacker could exploit this vulnerability by sending a crafted request to the vulnerable service. This can be achieved by submitting a large amount of data, which would have caused an error and triggered the CSRF token creation, if the input is valid.
The NeDi login & Community login web UI provides an administration interface that allows users to customize their account settings. On this page, it is possible to change the account password, network password and access credentials for various services that are provided by NeDi, such as Nedi for Windows and Nedi for Linux servers.
Description of the Nardi Software Vulnerability
Nardi Software is a software suite providing a wide variety of features to manage and monitor your network devices. One of the features of Nardi is the web interface for user authentication.
A vulnerability in the web UI of NeDi login & Community login could allow an unauthenticated, remote attacker to disclose sensitive information via a CSRF attack. The vulnerability is due to insecure design, where a difference in CSRF token creation could allow an attacker to determine if the user is valid or not, enabling a brute force attack with valid users.
The issue can be exploited when logged into NeDi and clicking on the "Log Out" button, which would result in the disclosure of all community members' username and password, giving an unauthenticated remote attacker full access to your account.
Timeline
Published on: 10/06/2022 18:16:00 UTC
Last modified on: 10/07/2022 20:11:00 UTC