Ewon Cosy+ VPN Vulnerability: When Convenience Meets Catastrophe!

The Ewon Cosy+ makes industrial remote access easy, but unfortunately, it also makes it easy for authenticated attackers to inject and execute OS commands. By uploading a custom OpenVPN configuration, attackers can turn this secure VPN gateway into a command execution playground. Remember, with great power comes great vulnerability!

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Hot Take:

Well, well, well, it seems the Ewon Cosy+ is not just cozy, but also a little too welcoming to uninvited guests. Who knew that a gateway marketed as the Fort Knox of industrial remote access would have a vulnerability that’s more like a revolving door for hackers? On the bright side, with this new-found command injection talent, maybe the Ewon Cosy+ can double as an impromptu DJ, spinning commands like tunes!

Key Points:

  • The Ewon Cosy+ is an industrial VPN gateway, ensuring secure remote access.
  • Authenticated attackers can upload custom OpenVPN configurations.
  • These configurations can exploit parameters to execute commands.
  • The exploit runs with root privileges, leading to full device compromise.
  • The vulnerability is tracked as CVE-2024-33896.

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