
@MaddStep @Credib1eGuy @oliviscusAI I was actualy referring to how Carnegie Mellon’s DensePose project worked on exploiting Cisco routers. and how CVE-2019-1652 remote code execution at the time posed a threat for this vector of attack. Then again at DEFCON last year they were showing out to exploit them live
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The tweet cites CVE‑2019‑1652 as a remote code execution flaw in Cisco routers, notes that Carnegie Mellon’s DensePose project demonstrated an exploit, and describes a live demo at DEFCON, but it provides no evidence of active wild exploitation, patches, or false‑positive claims.

