CVE-2024-5336

A vulnerability has been found in Ruijie RG-UAC up to 20240516 and classified as critical. This vulnerability affects the function addVlan of the file /view/networkConfig/vlan/vlan_add_commit.php. The manipulation of the argument phyport leads to os command injection. The attack can be initiated remotely. The exploit has been disclosed to the public and may be used. VDB-266242 is the identifier assigned to this vulnerability. NOTE: The vendor was contacted early about this disclosure but did not respond in any way. It has a CVSS v3.1 base score of 4.7 (MEDIUM).

CVE-2024-5336 has a CVSS v3.1 score of 4.7 out of 10, rated MEDIUM. This is a medium-severity vulnerability that should be remediated as part of regular maintenance.

CVE-2024-5336 affects products from ruijie, specifically: rg-uac_6000-cc, rg-uac_6000-cc_firmware, rg-uac_6000-e10, rg-uac_6000-e10_firmware, rg-uac_6000-e10c, rg-uac_6000-e10c_firmware, rg-uac_6000-e20, rg-uac_6000-e20_firmware, rg-uac_6000-e20c, rg-uac_6000-e20c_firmware, rg-uac_6000-e20m, rg-uac_6000-e20m_firmware, rg-uac_6000-e50, rg-uac_6000-e50_firmware, rg-uac_6000-e50c, rg-uac_6000-e50c_firmware, rg-uac_6000-e50m, rg-uac_6000-e50m_firmware, rg-uac_6000-ea, rg-uac_6000-ea_firmware, rg-uac_6000-ei, rg-uac_6000-ei_firmware, rg-uac_6000-isg02, rg-uac_6000-isg02_firmware, rg-uac_6000-isg10, rg-uac_6000-isg10_firmware, rg-uac_6000-isg200, rg-uac_6000-isg200_firmware, rg-uac_6000-isg40, rg-uac_6000-isg40_firmware, rg-uac_6000-si, rg-uac_6000-si_firmware, rg-uac_6000-u3100, rg-uac_6000-u3100_firmware, rg-uac_6000-u3210, rg-uac_6000-u3210_firmware, rg-uac_6000-x100, rg-uac_6000-x100_firmware, rg-uac_6000-x100s, rg-uac_6000-x100s_firmware, rg-uac_6000-x20, rg-uac_6000-x200, rg-uac_6000-x200_firmware, rg-uac_6000-x20_firmware, rg-uac_6000-x20m, rg-uac_6000-x20m_firmware, rg-uac_6000-x20me, rg-uac_6000-x20me_firmware, rg-uac_6000-x300d, rg-uac_6000-x300d_firmware, rg-uac_6000-x60, rg-uac_6000-x60_firmware, rg-uac_6000-xs, rg-uac_6000-xs_firmware. Check the affected products table above for specific version ranges.

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