Exploited vulnerability · CISA KEV
Yes. CVE-2018-14558, Tenda AC7, AC9, and AC10 Routers Command Injection Vulnerability, is being exploited in the wild. CISA added it to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog on 3 Nov 2021, 1100 days after it was published. It affects Tenda AC7, AC9, and AC10 Routers. If you run it, CISA's required action is: Apply updates per vendor instructions.
Tenda AC7, AC9, and AC10 devices contain a command injection vulnerability due to the "formsetUsbUnload" function executes a dosystemCmd function with untrusted input. Successful exploitation allows an attacker to execute OS commands via a crafted goform/setUsbUnload request.
| Vendor | Tenda (3 exploited CVEs in KEV) |
| Product | AC7, AC9, and AC10 Routers |
| Vulnerability | Tenda AC7, AC9, and AC10 Routers Command Injection Vulnerability |
| Weakness | CWE-78 |
| Published | 30 Oct 2018 |
| Added to KEV | 3 Nov 2021 |
| Reported by (CNA) | mitre |
Yes. CISA added CVE-2018-14558 to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog on 3 Nov 2021, which means there is reliable evidence of exploitation in the wild.
CISA does not list known ransomware use for it. That can change, and exploitation alone is reason to fix it first.
Apply updates per vendor instructions. Check Tenda's advisory for the fixed versions, and if you can't patch quickly, restrict access to the affected AC7, AC9, and AC10 Routers and watch it for signs of compromise.
Sources: CISA KEV (exploitation, ransomware use, required action, due date), the CVE record (publication date, CVSS, CNA), NVD and FIRST EPSS (live score). More: all KEV additions in November 2021 · Tenda scorecard · act-now radar.
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