CVE-2021-1392

High

Description

A vulnerability in the CLI command permissions of Cisco IOS and Cisco IOS XE Software could allow an authenticated, local attacker to retrieve the password for Common Industrial Protocol (CIP) and then remotely configure the device as an administrative user. This vulnerability exists because incorrect permissions are associated with the show cip security CLI command. An attacker could exploit this vulnerability by issuing the command to retrieve the password for CIP on an affected device. A successful exploit could allow the attacker to reconfigure the device.

SeverityHigh
CVSS7.8
Exploit probability—
ProductCisco Ios
PublishedMar 24, 2021
First seenMar 24, 2021
Weakness typeCWE-522CWE-522

How to fix

Affected products

ProductAffected versionsFixed in
cisco ios15.0\(1\)ey, 15.0\(1\)ey1, 15.0\(1\)ey2, 15.1\(3\)svs, 15.1\(3\)svt1, 15.2\(1\)ey, 15.2\(2\)e, 15.2\(2\)e1, 15.2\(2\)e2, 15.2\(2\)e3, 15.2\(2\)e4, 15.2\(2\)e5, 15.2\(2\)e5a, 15.2\(2\)e5b, 15.2\(2\)e6, 15.2\(2\)e7, 15.2\(2\)e7b, 15.2\(2\)e8, 15.2\(2\)e9, 15.2\(2\)e10, 15.2\(2\)ea, 15.2\(2\)ea1, 15.2\(2\)ea2, 15.2\(2\)ea3, 15.2\(2\)eb, 15.2\(2\)eb1, 15.2\(2\)eb2, 15.2\(2a\)e2, 15.2\(2b\)e, 15.2\(3\)e1, 15.2\(3\)e2, 15.2\(3\)e3, 15.2\(3\)e4, 15.2\(3\)e5, 15.2\(3\)ea, 15.2\(4\)e5a, 15.2\(4\)ea, 15.2\(4\)ea1, 15.2\(4\)ea2, 15.2\(4\)ea3, 15.2\(4\)ea4, 15.2\(4\)ea5, 15.2\(4\)ea6, 15.2\(4\)ea7, 15.2\(4\)ea8, 15.2\(4\)ea9, 15.2\(4\)ea9a, 15.2\(4\)ea10, 15.2\(4\)ec1, 15.2\(4\)ec2, 15.2\(4\)jaz, 15.2\(5\)e, 15.2\(5\)e1, 15.2\(5\)e2, 15.2\(5\)e2b, 15.2\(5\)e2c, 15.2\(5\)ea, 15.2\(5a\)e1, 15.2\(6\)e, 15.2\(6\)e0a, 15.2\(6\)e0c, 15.2\(6\)e1, 15.2\(6\)e1a, 15.2\(6\)e1s, 15.2\(7\)e0b, 15.2\(7a\)e0b, 15.2\(7b\)e0b, 15.3\(3\)ja1, 15.3\(3\)ja4, 15.3\(3\)ja5, 15.3\(3\)ja6, 15.3\(3\)ja7, 15.3\(3\)ja8, 15.3\(3\)ja10, 15.3\(3\)ja11, 15.3\(3\)ja12, 15.3\(3\)jaa, 15.3\(3\)jax, 15.3\(3\)jax1, 15.3\(3\)jax2, 15.3\(3\)jb, 15.3\(3\)jbb, 15.3\(3\)jbb1, 15.3\(3\)jbb2, 15.3\(3\)jbb4, 15.3\(3\)jbb5, 15.3\(3\)jbb6, 15.3\(3\)jbb6a, 15.3\(3\)jbb8, 15.3\(3\)jc, 15.3\(3\)jc1, 15.3\(3\)jc2, 15.3\(3\)jc3, 15.3\(3\)jc4, 15.3\(3\)jc5, 15.3\(3\)jc6, 15.3\(3\)jc8, 15.3\(3\)jc9, 15.3\(3\)jc14, 15.3\(3\)jd, 15.3\(3\)jd2, 15.3\(3\)jd3, 15.3\(3\)jd4, 15.3\(3\)jd5, 15.3\(3\)jd6, 15.3\(3\)jd7, 15.3\(3\)jd8, 15.3\(3\)jd9, 15.3\(3\)jd11, 15.3\(3\)jd12, 15.3\(3\)jd13, 15.3\(3\)jd14, 15.3\(3\)jd16, 15.3\(3\)jd17, 15.3\(3\)je, 15.3\(3\)jf, 15.3\(3\)jf1, 15.3\(3\)jf2, 15.3\(3\)jf4, 15.3\(3\)jf5, 15.3\(3\)jf6, 15.3\(3\)jf7, 15.3\(3\)jf8, 15.3\(3\)jf9, 15.3\(3\)jf10, 15.3\(3\)jf11, 15.3\(3\)jf12, 15.3\(3\)jf12i, 15.3\(3\)jf13, 15.3\(3\)jg, 15.3\(3\)jg1, 15.3\(3\)jh, 15.3\(3\)jh1, 15.3\(3\)ji1, 15.3\(3\)ji3, 15.3\(3\)ji4, 15.3\(3\)ji5, 15.3\(3\)ji6, 15.3\(3\)jj, 15.3\(3\)jj1, 15.3\(3\)jk, 15.3\(3\)jk1, 15.3\(3\)jk1t, 15.3\(3\)jk2, 15.3\(3\)jk2a, 15.3\(3\)jk3, 15.3\(3\)jk4, 15.3\(3\)jn, 15.3\(3\)jn3, 15.3\(3\)jn4, 15.3\(3\)jn6, 15.3\(3\)jn7, 15.3\(3\)jn8, 15.3\(3\)jn9, 15.3\(3\)jn11, 15.3\(3\)jn13, 15.3\(3\)jn14, 15.3\(3\)jn15, 15.3\(3\)jnb, 15.3\(3\)jnb1, 15.3\(3\)jnb2, 15.3\(3\)jnb3, 15.3\(3\)jnb4, 15.3\(3\)jnb5, 15.3\(3\)jnb6, 15.3\(3\)jnc, 15.3\(3\)jnc1, 15.3\(3\)jnc2, 15.3\(3\)jnc3, 15.3\(3\)jnc4, 15.3\(3\)jnd, 15.3\(3\)jnd1, 15.3\(3\)jnd2, 15.3\(3\)jnd3, 15.3\(3\)jnp, 15.3\(3\)jnp1, 15.3\(3\)jnp3, 15.3\(3\)jpb, 15.3\(3\)jpb1, 15.3\(3\)jpc, 15.3\(3\)jpc1, 15.3\(3\)jpc2, 15.3\(3\)jpc3, 15.3\(3\)jpc5, 15.3\(3\)jpd—
cisco ios_xe3.3.0xo, 3.3.1xo, 3.3.2xo, 3.6.5be, 3.7.4e, 3.7.5e, 16.9.1, 16.9.1d, 16.10.1, 16.10.1e, 16.11.1, 16.11.1a, 16.11.1c, 16.11.1s, 16.11.2—

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