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Actively Exploited • Router 0-Day • Unauthenticated RCE

Actively Exploited Router Flaw Lets Hackers Take Over Sierra Wireless Devices (Unauthenticated RCE)

A critical unauthenticated remote code execution vulnerability is being exploited against Sierra Wireless routers, enabling full device takeover, traffic interception, and lateral network compromise.

Author: CyberDudeBivash • Severity: Critical • Status: Active Exploitation

Emergency Alert: This vulnerability allows unauthenticated attackers to remotely execute commands on exposed Sierra Wireless routers. Immediate mitigation is required.

TL;DR (Executive Summary)

Unauthenticated RCE enables full router compromise.
Attackers can pivot into internal networks and OT environments.
Devices exposed to the internet are at immediate risk.
Firmware patching and network isolation are critical.

Affected Sierra Wireless Devices

Sierra Wireless AirLink routers (select models)
Industrial LTE / 5G gateways
Transportation, energy, healthcare, and smart city deployments

Devices deployed in OT, ICS, and remote infrastructure environments face elevated risk due to limited monitoring and long patch cycles.

Attack Impact & Risk

Remote device takeover without credentials
Traffic interception and data exfiltration
Network pivoting into protected zones
Persistence via modified startup scripts
Potential ransomware staging in downstream systems

Immediate Mitigation Steps

Identify all Sierra Wireless devices in your environment.
Restrict management interfaces from internet exposure.
Apply vendor firmware patches immediately.
Rotate credentials and API keys post-patch.
Monitor outbound traffic for anomalies.

Detection & Threat Hunting Guidance

Unexpected configuration changes
Outbound connections from routers to unknown IPs
New admin users or modified startup services
Unusual traffic spikes or protocol misuse

CyberDudeBivash Advisory

If you operate industrial routers, critical infrastructure, or IoT deployments, we strongly recommend an immediate exposure assessment and post-compromise review.Request Incident Support

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