vulnerability
GoAhead TLS Flaws Allow Revoked Client Certificates and Enable Session Decryption
Medium
Summary
GoAhead, a web server embedded in numerous devices like routers and printers, has two TLS vulnerabilities. Both vulnerabilities stem from misconfigurations and are addressed by GoAhead 6.1.1, but firmware updates are required for affected devices, and the scope of impacted devices is currently unknown. As of October 27th, no attacks utilizing these vulnerabilities have been reported.
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