tid-322
Vulnerability from emb3d
Description

If a threat actor can include malicious JavaScript within a page viewed by a legitimate device user, that script can send malicious authenticated HTTP requests (using XMLHttpRequest) to the device. Due to the Same Origin Policy defined by most web browsers, the HTTP requests sent to the device will include any valid session tokens the user/browser has previously established for that device. Therefore, this could be used to send malicious requests to a device to change key functions or configurations, including changing device credentials. This requires that the threat actor tricks the user into viewing another page while they have an authenticated session with the device.

CWE
  • CWE-352: Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) (Compound)


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