Enumeration

LibreNMS and Observium are identified from their web interface branding and version, exposed in the login page and API. The version decides which authenticated command-injection flaws apply, and distinguishing LibreNMS from Observium matters because their features and vulnerability histories differ despite the shared origin.

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Identify which of the two is running and its version. LibreNMS and Observium share a lineage but have diverged, so their features, API, and vulnerabilities differ, and the web interface branding, page structure, and version string distinguish them. LibreNMS exposes a version in the UI and its API; Observium similarly. The version is the fact that decides which authenticated command-injection and other flaws apply to the target, so read it before attacking.

bash
# distinguish the product and read the version
curl -sk https://<target>/ | grep -ioE 'LibreNMS|Observium'
curl -sk https://<target>/api/v0/system -H 'X-Auth-Token: <token>'   # LibreNMS API (version/system)
curl -sk https://<target>/ | grep -ioE 'version[^<]*[0-9][0-9.]+'

Exploitation notes#

  • Distinguish LibreNMS from Observium first: their vulnerability histories and features differ despite the common origin, so the product selects the applicable command-injection paths.
  • The version maps to the known authenticated RCE flaws; fingerprint precisely.
  • LibreNMS has a token-based API that exposes system and device data once authenticated; note it for enumeration after access.
  • Route to authentication, then to command injection and credential harvesting.

References#

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