CVE-2025-53507: iND Co.,Ltd Information Disclosure Flaw

CVE-2025-53507 Overview

CVE-2025-53507 is an insecure storage of sensitive information vulnerability [CWE-922] affecting multiple products from iND Co., Ltd. The flaw allows an attacker to retrieve configuration information stored insecurely by the affected products. Disclosed data can include administrative credentials such as the admin password. Successful exploitation gives an attacker high-privilege access to device configuration and management interfaces.

The vulnerability requires user interaction over a network attack vector and does not require prior authentication. Refer to the JVN Security Advisory for the full list of affected products and versions.

Critical Impact
Exploitation exposes administrative credentials, enabling attackers to take control of affected iND Co. devices and their configurations.

Affected Products

Multiple products from iND Co., Ltd. (see vendor advisory for the definitive list)
Product names and versions detailed in the i-Netd Vulnerability Report
Consult the JVN Security Advisory Product Status section for version identification

Discovery Timeline

2025-08-29 - CVE-2025-53507 published to NVD
2026-06-17 - Last updated in NVD database

Technical Details for CVE-2025-53507

Vulnerability Analysis

The vulnerability belongs to the class of insecure storage of sensitive information issues categorized under [CWE-922]. Affected iND Co. products store configuration data, including administrative credentials, in a location or format that lacks adequate access controls or encryption. An attacker who obtains the storage artifact can extract the admin password directly from it.

Because the attack vector is network-based and requires user interaction, exploitation typically involves inducing an authenticated user or the device itself to expose the storage artifact. Once an attacker retrieves the configuration data, they can authenticate to the device as an administrator and modify its behavior, pivot into internal networks, or intercept traffic.

Root Cause

The root cause is the storage of sensitive configuration information without confidentiality protections appropriate for its sensitivity. Administrative passwords and related configuration values are placed in a mechanism accessible outside their intended trust boundary. This violates the [CWE-922] guidance to store sensitive data using access-controlled or cryptographic mechanisms scoped to authorized principals.

Attack Vector

An attacker leverages the network attack vector with required user interaction to reach the exposed storage location. After acquiring the configuration artifact, the attacker parses it to recover the admin password. No prior authentication to the product is required. The disclosed credentials then permit full administrative access to the affected product.

No verified public exploit code has been published. Refer to the i-Netd Vulnerability Report for vendor-supplied technical details.

Detection Methods for CVE-2025-53507

Indicators of Compromise

Unexpected administrative logins to iND Co. devices from unfamiliar source addresses or at atypical times.
Configuration changes on affected devices that do not correspond to authorized administrative activity.
Retrieval requests targeting configuration files or backup artifacts from affected products over the network.

Detection Strategies

Monitor network traffic to and from affected iND Co. devices for anomalous access patterns to configuration endpoints or backup files.
Alert on authentication events on iND Co. products that occur outside approved administrative windows or from new client identifiers.
Correlate device access logs with endpoint telemetry to identify hosts that requested and parsed device configuration artifacts.

Monitoring Recommendations

Enable and centrally collect authentication and administrative audit logs from affected iND Co. products.
Track file access on management workstations for configuration exports or backup files originating from affected devices.
Establish a baseline of expected administrative activity and alert on deviations in frequency, source, or configuration areas modified.

How to Mitigate CVE-2025-53507

Immediate Actions Required

Identify all iND Co. products in the environment and compare installed versions against the Product Status list in the JVN Security Advisory.
Rotate administrative passwords and any credentials that may have been stored on affected products.
Restrict network access to management interfaces of affected devices to trusted administrative networks only.
Review authentication logs for signs of unauthorized administrative access.

Patch Information

Apply the fixed versions published by iND Co., Ltd. as listed in the i-Netd Vulnerability Report. Coordinate with the vendor advisory for product-specific upgrade paths and any prerequisite steps.

Workarounds

Segment affected devices onto isolated management VLANs and block untrusted access to their management interfaces.
Require administrators to reach management interfaces only through a jump host or VPN with multi-factor authentication.
Remove or protect any exported configuration backups from locations accessible to unauthorized users.
Rotate admin credentials on a scheduled basis until affected products are patched.