First published: Tue Jan 14 2025(Updated: )
An improper neutralization of special elements used in an OS command [CWE-78] in FortiAP may allow a local authenticated attacker to execute unauthorized code via the FortiAP CLI.
Affected Software | Affected Version | How to fix |
---|---|---|
Fortinet FortiAP | >=7.4.0<=7.4.2 | |
Fortinet FortiAP | >=7.2.0<=7.2.3 | |
Fortinet FortiAP | >=7.0 | |
Fortinet FortiAP | >=6.4 | |
Fortinet FortiAP | >=6.4.0<=6.4.9 | |
Fortinet FortiAP | >=6.2 | |
Fortinet FortiAP | >=7.4.0<=7.4.2 | |
Fortinet FortiAP | >=7.2.0<=7.2.3 | |
Fortinet FortiAP | >=7.0 | |
Fortinet FortiAP | >=6.4 |
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The severity of FG-IR-23-405 is categorized as high due to the potential for unauthorized code execution by local authenticated attackers.
To fix FG-IR-23-405, update the FortiAP to version 7.4.3 or 7.2.4, depending on the specific version you are using.
FG-IR-23-405 affects various versions of FortiAP, FortiAP-S, and FortiAP-W2 across different version ranges.
FG-IR-23-405 allows a local authenticated attacker to potentially execute unauthorized commands through the FortiAP CLI.
There is no official workaround for FG-IR-23-405, and the recommended solution is to update the affected systems.