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List:       vuln-dev
Subject:    Phenoelit Advisory 0815 ++ // Xedia
From:       kim0 <kim0 () phenoelit ! de>
Date:       2002-07-27 10:10:43
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["Lucent_Xedia.txt" (text/plain)]

Phenoelit Advisory <wir-haben-auch-mal-was-gefunden #0815 +++>

[ Authors ]
	FX		<fx@phenoelit.de>
	kim0 		<kim0@phenoelit.de>	

	Phenoelit Group	(http://www.phenoelit.de)
	Advisory	http://www.phenoelit.de/stuff/Lucent_Xedia.txt

[ Affected Products ]
	Lucent    
			Access Point IP Services Router
			(Formerly known as Xedia Router)

	Lucent Bug ID: 		Not assigned
	CERT Vulnerability ID: 682275

[ Vendor communication ]
	06/28/02	Reply to inquiry regarding "who to notify"
        06/29/02        Initial Notification, Xedia team
                        *Note-Initital notification by phenoelit
                        includes a cc to cert@cert.org by default
        07/01/02        Human confirmation form Lucent of receipt
        07/01/02        Human confirmation from CERT and correspondence
                        from CERT
        07/06/02        Weekly follow-up by central POC at
                        Lucent (Right on Time)
        07/08/02        Follow Up
        07/19/02        Notification of intent to post publically
                        in apx. 7 days.

[ Overview ]
	The Lucent Access Point Router is a mid-range Access Level Router
	that supports a wide range of cool features such as CBQ (QoS stuff).
	
[ Description ]
	The Lucent Access Point has a web server providing a colorful
	interface to use for configuration.  This interface is apparently 
	for those people who don't like the extremley powerful 
	command-line. When sending an HTTP GET request with approximately
	4000 characters in the URI to the server, the Access Point reboots.

[ Example ]
	linux# wget `perl -e 'print "http://router_ip/"; print "A"x4000; print "/";`
	router# [b00m]

[ Solution ]

	None known at this time. 

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