CVE-2022-34394
Description
Dell OS10 10.5.3.4 SupportAssist fails to validate certificates, enabling MITM attacks that leak limited switch config data.
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Dell OS10 10.5.3.4 SupportAssist fails to validate certificates, enabling MITM attacks that leak limited switch config data.
Vulnerability
Dell Networking OS10 version 10.5.3.4 contains an Improper Certificate Validation vulnerability in the SupportAssist component [1]. Under specific conditions, the certificate validation logic is flawed, allowing a remote attacker to bypass certificate checks without authentication [1].
Exploitation
A remote unauthenticated attacker with network access to the affected switch can exploit this vulnerability by performing a man-in-the-middle attack against the SupportAssist communication channel [1]. The attacker does not require any user interaction or prior authentication [1]. The complexity of the attack is considered high (AC:H), as specific conditions must be met for the certificate validation to fail [1].
Impact
Successful exploitation leads to unauthorized access to limited switch configuration data [1]. The attacker can conduct man-in-the-middle attacks to gain access to SupportAssist information, resulting in a low confidentiality impact (C:L) while integrity and availability remain unaffected [1].
Mitigation
Dell Technologies has released OS10 version 10.5.3.5 as the fixed version containing the proper certificate validation fix [1]. Users can also upgrade to version 10.5.4.0 [1]. No workaround is available; updating to the patched version is the recommended mitigation.
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Affected products
2- Range: unspecified
Patches
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