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CVE-2021-37123: Security Advisory - Improper Authentication Vulnerability in Huawei Product
There is an improper authentication vulnerability in Hero-CT060 before 1.0.0.200. The vulnerability is due to that when an user wants to do certain operation, the software does not insufficiently validate the user’s identity. Successful exploit could allow the attacker to do certain operations which the user are supposed not to do.
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