VEGA: Unsecured Configuration Interface Allows Unauthorized Access Leading to Privilege Escalation

Vulnerable components expose sensitive information to unauthorized actors through an unsecured configuration interface. Vulnerable firmware releases contain an unsecured configuration interface that allows retrieval of sensitive information such as hashed credentials.

It was found that users with no or low rights can access information from devices that should not be available to them.

An attacker can use this information to impersonate authorized users.

An unauthenticated attacker can obtain sensitive information, potentially enabling authenticated device modification.

Implement access controls for physical interfaces to prevent unauthorized access.

Update to the fixed firmware versions listed in this advisory. Rotate any credentials used on affected devices as they may have been compromised. Contact VEGA Support if emergency code rotation is necessary based on your risk assessment.

VEGA Grieshaber KG thanks the following parties for their efforts:

• CERT@VDE for coordination (see https://certvde.com )
• Product Security Unit at VEGA Grieshaber KG for reporting (see https://www.vega.com )