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Moxa router flaws pose serious risks to industrial environmets

Moxa warns of two flaws in its routers and security appliances that enable privilege escalation and remote command execution. Moxa addressed privilege escalation and OS command injection vulnerabilities in cellular routers, secure routers, and network security appliances. Below are the descriptions for both vulnerabilities: Moxa released firmware updates to address vulnerabilities CVE-2024-9140 and CVE-2024-9138. Affected […]

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Moxa warns of two flaws in its routers and security appliances that enable privilege escalation and remote command execution.

Moxa addressed privilege escalation and OS command injection vulnerabilities in cellular routers, secure routers, and network security appliances.

Below are the descriptions for both vulnerabilities:

  • CVE-2024-9138 (CVSS 4.0 score: 8.6): This vulnerability involves hard-coded credentials, an authenticated user can trigger the vulnerability to escalate privileges and gain root-level access to the system.
  • CVE-2024-9140: (CVSS 4.0 score: 9.3)An attacker can exploit this vulnerability to bypass input restrictions, potentially leading to unauthorized command execution.

Moxa released firmware updates to address vulnerabilities CVE-2024-9140 and CVE-2024-9138. Affected devices include various EDR, NAT, and OnCell series on firmware 3.13.1 and earlier. Immediate action is recommended to prevent exploitation.

The products and firmware versions affected by CVE-2024-9138 are listed below:

Product SeriesAffected Versions
EDR-810 SeriesFirmware version 5.12.37 and earlier
EDR-8010 SeriesFirmware version 3.13.1 and earlier
EDR-G902 SeriesFirmware version 5.7.25 and earlier
EDR-G902 SeriesFirmware version 5.7.25 and earlier
EDR-G9004 SeriesFirmware version 3.13.1 and earlier
EDR-G9010 SeriesFirmware version 3.13.1 and earlier
EDF-G1002-BP SeriesFirmware version 3.13.1 and earlier
NAT-102 SeriesFirmware version 1.0.5 and earlier
OnCell G4302-LTE4 SeriesFirmware version 3.13 and earlier
TN-4900 SeriesFirmware version 3.13 and earlier

The products and firmware versions affected by CVE-2024-9140 are listed below:

Product SeriesAffected Versions
EDR-8010 SeriesFirmware version 3.13.1 and earlier
EDR-G9004 SeriesFirmware version 3.13.1 and earlier
EDR-G9010 SeriesFirmware version 3.13.1 and earlier
EDF-G1002-BP SeriesFirmware version 3.13.1 and earlier
NAT-102 SeriesFirmware version 1.0.5 and earlier
OnCell G4302-LTE4 SeriesFirmware version 3.13 and earlier
TN-4900 SeriesFirmware version 3.13 and earlier

The vendor released the following versions to address the issues:

Product SeriesSolutions
EDR-810 SeriesUpgrade to the firmware version 3.14 or later
EDR-8010 SeriesUpgrade to the firmware version 3.14 or later
EDR-G902 SeriesUpgrade to the firmware version 3.14 or later
EDR-G903 SeriesUpgrade to the firmware version 3.14 or later
EDR-G9004 SeriesUpgrade to the firmware version 3.14 or later
EDR-G9010 SeriesUpgrade to the firmware version 3.14 or later
EDF-G1002-BP SeriesUpgrade to the firmware version 3.14 or later
NAT-102 SeriesAn official patch or firmware update is not currently available for this product. Please refer to the Mitigations section below for recommended measures to address the vulnerability.
OnCell G4302-LTE4 SeriesPlease contact Moxa Technical Support for the security patch
TN-4900 SeriesPlease contact Moxa Technical Support for the security patch

The company recommends that customers protect the devices by minimizing network exposure, limiting SSH access to trusted IPs, and using IDS/IPS to detect and prevent exploitation attempts.

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