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CVE-2002-0235: Castelle FaxPress, possibly 6.3 and other versions, when configured to use the Network print queue, allows...

Castelle FaxPress, possibly 6.3 and other versions, when configured to use the Network print queue, allows attackers to obtain the username and password by submitting an incorrect login, which causes Faxpress to leak the correct username and password in plaintext in an error event.

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A vulnerable FaxPress setup can reveal the correct print-queue username and password in plaintext after a failed login. This matters because those credentials may belong to a Windows or network print account and could be reused elsewhere. The public record does not provide a severity score or confirmed patch. Exposure is most likely in legacy environments still running Castelle FaxPress with the Network print queue feature configured. Internet exposure is not established by the sources. Risk increases if the leaked account has broad Windows, domain, or file/print privileges. Prioritize discovery and credential hygiene if FaxPress remains in production. The business risk is not the fax server alone; it is the possibility that exposed credentials unlock broader Windows or network access. Absence of a CVSS score should not delay checking legacy deployments. Mitigation focus: Identify any active Castelle FaxPress deployments and their configured print-queue mode.; Check vendor or maintainer guidance for fixed versions or supported migration paths.; Remove unnecessary Network print queue configuration where operationally feasible..

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