This week we have seen an apparently new zero-day reported
in an Advantech product, an exploit for a previously released Siemens vulnerability,
two new vendor reports from OSIsoft that have not been addressed by ICS-CERT
and two vendor reports that were reported late this week that may show up in
ICS-CERT advisories.
Advantech Zero-Day
Nassim Asrir reported a remote code
execution vulnerability in the Advantech WebAccess product. The report on
ExploitDB.com includes exploit code. Asrir reports that an attacker could remotely
exploit the vulnerability to execute arbitrary OS commands via a single
argument.
Siemens Exploit
M. Can Kurnaz published exploit code on
ExploitDB.com this week for a previously
published vulnerability in the Siemens SIPROTEC 4 and SIPROTEC Compact
product families. ICS-CERT had previously reported that a relatively unskilled
attacker could remotely exploit this vulnerability, but this just made it that
much easier. A firmware patch was made available almost three years ago to
mitigate this vulnerability, so hopefully this exploit will be of no practical
use.
OSIsoft Advisories
This week OSIsoft released two new product updates that were
specifically listed as ‘security updates’. The two products involved were PI
Data Archive 2017 R2 and PI Vision 2017 R2.
There were five ‘issues’ reported in the PI Data Archive alert:
• Privilege escalation;
• Improper handling of
serialization or comparison of a variable;
• Improper input validation;
• Authentication protocol flaws;
and
• High Availability authentication protocol flaws
The PI Vison alert
notes that changes were made in the default configuration of HTTP headers to
prevent a cross-site scripting issue and two information disclosure issues.
Possibly Pending on ICS-CERT
We have two vendor reports that were issued on Thursday that
may still make it to the ICS-CERT site next week so I will just mention them in
passing.
ABB does not generally report their advisories to ICS-CERT,
but they updated
their Meltdown & Spectre advisory that has been mentioned in ICS-CERT alert
on the same topic.
Schneider released a new security
advisory listing new products that were affected by one of the previously
reported vulnerabilities in their FlexNet Publisher Licensing Service.
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