"Efficient Networks® Business Class IDSL, ADSL, or SDSL Routers provide DSL
access for up to 100 or more users with robust firewall and optional Secure
Virtual Private Network (VPN) capabilities. Efficient Networks® Business
Class DSL Routers are Business Contingency Plan ready, with features such as
Dial Backup and Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP)."
As far as I am aware, the 5861 is the standard router provided to all ADSL
business customers in the UK.
Details
When using the builtin IP filtering to block incoming TCP SYN flags, a
simple portscan to the WAN interface of the router will cause the it to lock
up, and eventually restart.
This has been tested on two different 5861 routers, both running the above
firmware version.
Port scanners used were Nmap (Linux) and SuperScan (Windows)
Solution
There is currently no fix for this exploit. I have contacted Efficient
Networks to inform them of the problem.
http://www.efficient.com/ebz/5800.html
Tested version: 5.3.80 (Latest firmware)
Advisory date: 10/01/2003
Severity: Moderate
Background
"Efficient Networks® Business Class IDSL, ADSL, or SDSL Routers provide DSL
access for up to 100 or more users with robust firewall and optional Secure
Virtual Private Network (VPN) capabilities. Efficient Networks® Business
Class DSL Routers are Business Contingency Plan ready, with features such as
Dial Backup and Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP)."
As far as I am aware, the 5861 is the standard router provided to all ADSL
business customers in the UK.
Details
When using the builtin IP filtering to block incoming TCP SYN flags, a
simple portscan to the WAN interface of the router will cause the it to lock
up, and eventually restart.
This has been tested on two different 5861 routers, both running the above
firmware version.
Port scanners used were Nmap (Linux) and SuperScan (Windows)
Solution
There is currently no fix for this exploit. I have contacted Efficient
Networks to inform them of the problem.
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