CVE-2014-100005 D-Link CVE debrief

Who should care

Organizations and individuals still operating D-Link DIR-600 routers, especially teams responsible for legacy network hardware, small-office/home-office networks, and any environment where the device remains reachable or operational.

Technical summary

Based on the supplied CISA KEV entry, CVE-2014-100005 is a CSRF issue affecting the D-Link DIR-600 router. The authoritative guidance provided with the KEV record emphasizes that the product line is legacy and that associated hardware revisions are at end-of-life or end-of-service, so the recommended response is retirement and replacement rather than reliance on long-term remediation.

Defensive priority

Urgent

Recommended defensive actions

• Confirm whether any D-Link DIR-600 units remain in your inventory or connected network segments.
• Retire and replace affected hardware per vendor instructions.
• Remove the device from production or internet-facing use as soon as practical.
• Track the KEV due date of 2024-06-06 as a remediation deadline for prioritization.
• Document any temporary compensating controls only as a short-term bridge to replacement.

Evidence notes

The supplied source corpus contains a CISA KEV entry and KEV feed snapshot dated 2024-05-16. That source explicitly identifies the product as legacy and states that associated hardware revisions have reached end-of-life or end-of-service and should be retired and replaced. The corpus also includes official CVE.org and NVD links, but no detailed record contents were supplied here, so no unsupported technical specifics or CVSS values are inferred.

Official resources