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Article Number: 000183560

DSA-2021-046: Dell Client Security Update for Amnesia:33 Vulnerabilities

Summary: Dell C7017T and C5518QT Monitors are affected by the Amnesia:33 Vulnerabilities that may be exploited by malicious users to compromise the remote management interface of the affected device. ...

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Impact

High

Details

Third-Party Component
 		 CVE(s) More information
uIP v1.0 CVE-2020-13987 See NVD (http://nvd.nist.gov/) for individual scores for each CVE
CVE-2020-13988
CVE-2020-17437
CVE-2020-17438
CVE-2020-17439
CVE-2020-17440
CVE-2020-24334
CVE-2020-24335
Third-Party Component
 		 CVE(s) More information
uIP v1.0 CVE-2020-13987 See NVD (http://nvd.nist.gov/) for individual scores for each CVE
CVE-2020-13988
CVE-2020-17437
CVE-2020-17438
CVE-2020-17439
CVE-2020-17440
CVE-2020-24334
CVE-2020-24335
Dell Technologies recommends all customers consider both the CVSS base score and any relevant temporal and environmental scores that may impact the potential severity associated with a particular security vulnerability.

Affected Products and Remediation

Product Affected Version(s) Updated Version(s) Link to Update
C7017T All N/A N/A
C5518QT All N/A N/A
Product Affected Version(s) Updated Version(s) Link to Update
C7017T All N/A N/A
C5518QT All N/A N/A

Workarounds and Mitigations

The open source TCP/IP stack uIP v1.0 and earlier is no longer supported. Customers who are concerned with the potential exploitation of this vulnerability and are unable to isolate the device within their network should disconnect the RJ-45 remote management interface.

If the remote management interface is required, the following best practices should be followed:     

  • Avoid exposing the remote management interface directly to the Internet and isolate the interface from business network.
  • Enable network security features such as deep-packet inspection and firewall anomaly detection when available to protect remote management interface from malicious traffic.
  • Power cycling the device should recover the device from any loss of functionality

Revision History

RevisionDateDescription
1.003/03/2021Initial Release

Related Information

Dell Security Advisories and Notices
Dell Vulnerability Response Policy
CVSS Scoring Guide

Legal Information

Article Properties

Affected Product

Dell C5518QT, Dell C7017T, Product Security Information

Last Published Date

22 May 2021

Version

3

Article Type

Dell Security Advisory

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