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CVE-2013-2310: SoftBank Wi-Fi Spot Configuration Software, as used on SoftBank SHARP 3G handsets, SoftBank Panasonic 3G ha...

SoftBank Wi-Fi Spot Configuration Software, as used on SoftBank SHARP 3G handsets, SoftBank Panasonic 3G handsets, SoftBank NEC 3G handsets, SoftBank Samsung 3G handsets, SoftBank mobile Wi-Fi routers, SoftBank Android smartphones with the Wi-Fi application before 1.7.1, SoftBank Windows Mobile smartphones with the WISPrClient application before 1.3.1, SoftBank Disney Mobile Android smartphones with the Wi-Fi application before 1.7.1, and WILLCOM Android smartphones with the Wi-Fi application before 1.7.1, does not properly connect to access points, which allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive information by leveraging access to an 802.11 network.

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This issue affects legacy SoftBank Wi-Fi connection software on specific SoftBank, Disney Mobile, and WILLCOM devices. The software could connect to access points improperly, letting someone on or controlling an 802.11 network obtain sensitive information. It is old and carrier-specific, but exposed legacy fleets should treat it as a data-leak risk. Exposure is most likely in organizations still using or storing legacy Japanese SoftBank, Disney Mobile, or WILLCOM Android, Windows Mobile, 3G handset, or mobile Wi-Fi router devices with the named software installed. Prioritize this when legacy SoftBank-connected mobile assets remain in use, especially where they handle credentials, customer data, or corporate email. For most modern environments without those devices, urgency is low but inventory confirmation is still worthwhile. Mitigation focus: Inventory legacy SoftBank, Disney Mobile, and WILLCOM devices and mobile Wi-Fi routers.; Confirm Android Wi-Fi application is version 1.7.1 or later where applicable.; Confirm Windows Mobile WISPrClient is version 1.3.1 or later where applicable..

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