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VDE-2026-061

Murrelektronik: Vulnerability in 'Copy learned MAC Addresses' function enables MAC Spoofing on Xelity Switches

Murrelektronik — Xelity

Murrelektronik PSIRTmiddel

Published

24 August 2026

Last update

25 August 2026

Linked CVEs

Affected sectors

Risk evaluation

An information disclosure vulnerability in the web GUI of Murrelektronik Xelity switches causes MAC addresses from the device's MAC address table to be written into a server-side log that is exposed via the device's web interface to unauthenticated users. The leak is triggered when an authenticated administrator invokes the 'Copy learned MAC Addresses' function, which causes a syslog error that inserts the affected MAC addresses into the log output. Once the error has been triggered, any unauthenticated attacker with network access to the web interface can retrieve the leaked MAC addresses via common browser developer tools. The vulnerable functionality was introduced in version 2.1.0 and is fixed in version 2.1.1.

Mitigation summary

Update the affected Xelity switches to firmware version V2.1.1 or later. This firmware version removes the syslog error that caused the MAC address table contents to be written to a web-accessible log.

Revision history (2)
  1. Initial publication — 24 August 2026

    initial release

  2. Update A — 25 August 2026

    The advisory title was edited. The vendor name was missing from the title.

Official source: Murrelektronik PSIRT