High · published October 20, 2025
⚠️ A classic case of default credentials at play! The 70mai X200’s HTTP Web Server holds the door wide open for attackers looking to sneak in remotely. 🔑 Think of your device like a front door that’s already unlocked because you never changed the initial code — it’s an invitation for anyone passing by to come in and explore your home. An attacker could easily gain access to the device's functionalities, potentially spying on you or manipulating settings without needing your permission. This could lead to unauthorized control over your security and privacy. It’s a sneaky way to compromise what you thought was safe!
Think of your device like a front door that’s already unlocked because you never changed the initial code — it’s an invitation for anyone passing by to come in and explore your home. This vulnerability lets attackers use default credentials on the HTTP Web Server of the 70mai X200. By exploiting this flaw, remote attackers can gain unauthorized access to the device's functionalities without needing to authenticate properly.
An attacker could easily gain access to the device's functionalities, potentially spying on you or manipulating settings without needing your permission. This could lead to unauthorized control over your security and privacy. It’s a sneaky way to compromise what you thought was safe! To protect yourself, change the default credentials immediately and ensure your firmware is updated to the latest version. Regularly check for patches from the vendor, since they didn't respond to the initial disclosure. Keeping your device secure is a top priority! You've got this! With these steps, you'll tighten your digital doors and keep the unwanted guests out! 🛡️
| Product | Versions | Fixed in |
|---|---|---|
| 70mai/x200_firmware | ≤ 2025-10-10 | — |