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I got my first CVE! CVE-2016-10113

Samsung DVR Web Viewer weak credentials vulnerability found

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Jan 4, 2017
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MITRE assigned me on January 4th 2017, CVE-2016-10113 for reporting this vulnerability.


Samsung DVR Web Viewer is by default using HTTP (port 80) and transmits the credentials encoded in the Cookie header using very bad security practice, just encoding the login and password in BASE64 codification. It is trivial to decode those values and gain access to Samsung DVR web interface to monitor and control IP cameras, if the default credentials have been changed.

Vulnerable function:

document.cookie=
'ID='+encode64(document.login_page.id.value)
+'&PWD='+encode64(document.login_page.pwd.value)
+'&SessionID='+Math.random();

Link to the original advisory: https://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/539944

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