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Critical Threat

CVE-2025-6243

CWE-321: Use of Hard-coded Cryptographic Key

A built-in user called sshuser, with root privileges, exists on the RND platform. Both public and private ssh keys exist in the sshuser home directory. Anyone with the private key can access an RND server as sshuser.

No patches have been supplied by the vendor at this time. To mitigate risk, network administrators should limit access to the wireless management environments that use these affected products, allowing a limited set of trusted users and their authenticated clients to manage Ruckus infrastructure via a secure protocol such as HTTPS or SSH.

Risk Information

CVE ID

CVE-2025-6243

Vendor

Ruckus Networks

Product

Network Director

CVSS v3

10.0

Advisories


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