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CVE-2017-17169

The CIDAM Protocol on some Huawei Products has multiple input validation vulnerabilities due to insufficient validation of specific messages when the protocol is implemented. An authenticated remote attacker could send a malicious message to a target system. Successful exploit could allow the attacker to tamper with business and make the system abnormal. Affected Huawei Products are: DP300 versions V500R002C00, V500R002C00B010, V500R002C00B011, V500R002C00B012, V500R002C00B013, V500R002C00B014, V500R002C00B017, V500R002C00B018, V500R002C00SPC100, V500R002C00SPC200, V500R002C00SPC300, V500R002C00SPC400, V500R002C00SPC500, V500R002C00SPC600, V500R002C00SPC800, V500R002C00SPC900, V500R002C00SPCa00; RP200 versions V500R002C00SPC200, V600R006C00, V600R006C00SPC200, V600R006C00SPC300, V600R006C00SPC400, V600R006C00SPC500; TE30 versions V100R001C10SPC300, V100R001C10SPC500, V100R001C10SPC600, V100R001C10SPC700B010, V500R002C00SPC200, V500R002C00SPC500, V500R002C00SPC600, V500R002C00SPC700, V500R002C00SPC900, V500R002C00SPCb00, V600R006C00, V600R006C00SPC200, V600R006C00SPC300, V600R006C00SPC400, V600R006C00SPC500; TE40 versions V500R002C00SPC600, V500R002C00SPC700, V500R002C00SPC900, V500R002C00SPCb00, V600R006C00, V600R006C00SPC200, V600R006C00SPC300, V600R006C00SPC400, V600R006C00SPC500; TE50 versions V500R002C00SPC600, V500R002C00SPC700, V500R002C00SPCb00, V600R006C00, V600R006C00SPC200, V600R006C00SPC300, V600R006C00SPC400, V600R006C00SPC500; TE60 versions V100R001C10, V100R001C10B001, V100R001C10B002, V100R001C10B010, V100R001C10B011, V100R001C10B012, V100R001C10B013, V100R001C10B014, V100R001C10B016, V100R001C10B017, V100R001C10B018, V100R001C10B019, V100R001C10SPC400, V100R001C10SPC500, V100R001C10SPC600, V100R001C10SPC700, V100R001C10SPC800B011, V100R001C10SPC900, V500R002C00, V500R002C00B010, V500R002C00B011, V500R002C00SPC100, V500R002C00SPC200, V500R002C00SPC300, V500R002C00SPC600, V500R002C00SPC700, V500R002C00SPC800, V500R002C00SPC900, V500R002C00SPCa00, V500R002C00SPCb00, V500R002C00SPCd00, V500R002C00SPCe00, V600R006C00, V600R006C00SPC100, V600R006C00SPC200, V600R006C00SPC300, V600R006C00SPC400, V600R006C00SPC500; eSpace U1981 version V200R003C20SPC900.

  • Published: Mar 9, 2018
  • Updated: Nov 9, 2025
  • CVE: CVE-2017-17169
  • Severity: Medium
  • Exploit:

CVSS v2:

  • Severity: Medium
  • Score: 5.5
  • AV:N/AC:L/Au:S/C:N/I:P/A:P

CWEs:

Software From Fixed in
huawei / dp300_firmware 500r002c00 500r002c00.x
huawei / dp300_firmware 500r002c00b010 500r002c00b010.x
huawei / dp300_firmware 500r002c00b011 500r002c00b011.x
huawei / dp300_firmware 500r002c00b012 500r002c00b012.x
huawei / dp300_firmware 500r002c00b013 500r002c00b013.x
huawei / dp300_firmware 500r002c00b014 500r002c00b014.x
huawei / dp300_firmware 500r002c00b017 500r002c00b017.x
huawei / dp300_firmware 500r002c00b018 500r002c00b018.x
huawei / dp300_firmware 500r002c00spc100 500r002c00spc100.x
huawei / dp300_firmware 500r002c00spc200 500r002c00spc200.x
huawei / dp300_firmware 500r002c00spc300 500r002c00spc300.x
huawei / dp300_firmware 500r002c00spc400 500r002c00spc400.x
huawei / dp300_firmware 500r002c00spc500 500r002c00spc500.x
huawei / dp300_firmware 500r002c00spc600 500r002c00spc600.x
huawei / dp300_firmware 500r002c00spc800 500r002c00spc800.x
huawei / dp300_firmware 500r002c00spc900 500r002c00spc900.x
huawei / dp300_firmware 500r002c00spca00 500r002c00spca00.x

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