Digi International recommends users acquire and install patches that they have made available for the following products:
* RealPort software for Windows: Fixed in 4.10.490
* Digi ConnectPort TS 8/16: Fixed in firmware version 2.26.2.4
* Digi ConnectPort LTS 8/16/32: Fixed in version 1.4.9
* Digi Connect ES: Fixed in firmware version 2.26.2.4
For more information, see the customer notification document https://www.digi.com/getattachment/resources/security/alerts/realport-cves/Dragos-Disclosure-Statement.pdf published by Digi International.
Configurations
Workarounds
Dragos recommends restricting access to Digi devices on TCP/771 (default) or TCP/1027 (if encryption is enabled, this is the default port). Only allow the workstations which initiate RealPort connections to communicate to the field equipment on those ports. Note that most of Digi's devices allow you to change the setting for which TCP port the RealPort service runs on, so end users should consult their device configuration and restrict access to the configured port if it is not the default.
If using the system in 'reverse' mode, where the Digi device calls back to the Windows or Linux workstation, then Dragos recommends restricting access to the workstation on TCP/771 or TCP/1027 to known Digi RealPort devices on your network. This port may be configured by end users, so consult the workstation and device configurations to ensure coverage.
Exploits
Credits
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Reid Wightman of Dragos, Inc reported this vulnerability to Digi International.
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An issue was discovered in Digi RealPort through 4.8.488.0. The 'encrypted' mode is vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks and does not perform authentication.