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CVE-2015-5610: The RSM (aka RSMWinService) service in SolarWinds N-Able N-Central before 9.5.1.4514 uses the same password...

The RSM (aka RSMWinService) service in SolarWinds N-Able N-Central before 9.5.1.4514 uses the same password decryption key across different customers' installations, which makes it easier for remote authenticated users to obtain the cleartext domain-administrator password by locating the encrypted password within HTML source code and then leveraging knowledge of this key from another installation.

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Older SolarWinds N-able N-central installations used a shared decryption key for the RSMWinService password. An authenticated remote user could use knowledge from another installation to recover a stored domain-administrator password. The main business risk is privileged credential exposure across managed environments. Exposure is likely limited to organizations running N-central versions before 9.5.1.4514, especially where RSMWinService was configured with domain-administrator credentials and authenticated users could access the relevant interface or page source. Treat as high priority if legacy N-central is present. The issue can expose domain-administrator credentials, which could enable broad compromise of managed systems. Prioritize version verification, upgrade, and credential rotation. Mitigation focus: Identify any SolarWinds N-able N-central installations before 9.5.1.4514.; Upgrade to 9.5.1.4514 or later per vendor guidance.; Rotate domain-administrator credentials stored for RSMWinService..

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