CVE-2023-39005 - Insecure Permissions for configd.socket in OPNsense Before 23.7 — Analysis, Code Snippet, and Exploit Details
OPNsense, a widely-used open-source firewall and routing platform, is critical for network security in many organizations. In summer 2023, researchers uncovered a serious vulnerability — CVE-2023-39005
CVE-2023-39000 - Reflected XSS in OPNsense /ui/diagnostics/log/core/ - Explained with Example, Analysis, and Exploit Details
In July 2023, a critical security flaw was disclosed in OPNsense, a popular open-source firewall and routing platform. This vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2023-39000, is a
CVE-2023-38999 - How a Simple CSRF Flaw in OPNsense Could Shut Down Your Firewall
Security vulnerabilities can lurk in unexpected places, sometimes even in the control panels that protect our networks. CVE-2023-38999 is a recent and serious flaw found
CVE-2023-38998 - Open Redirect in OPNsense <23.7 — What It Means and How Attackers Can Exploit It
Security vulnerabilities can sometimes seem complicated, but some are dangerously simple. CVE-2023-38998 is a perfect example. Found in the OPNsense firewall before version 23.7,
CVE-2023-39006 - Input Sanitization Flaw in OPNsense Crash Reporter (crash_reporter.php) – Deep Dive and Exploit Breakdown
OPNsense is a well-known open-source firewall and routing platform based on FreeBSD, loved by home lab enthusiasts and professional sysadmins alike. However, even the best
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