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Hero Qubo HCD01_02_V1.38_20220125 devices are configured to allow TELNET access with root privileges by default, and do not require a password for authentication. This exposes the device to unauthenticated remote access with full administrative rights.
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This repository provides a working exploit for CVE-2023-22906, a critical vulnerability in the Hero Qubo Smart Doorbell (HCD01_02_V1.38_20220125). The main exploit script, Qubo_Scanner.py, scans the local network for devices with open Telnet (port 23), attempts to connect, and provides unauthenticated root shell access if successful. The exploit leverages the fact that the device's Telnet service is enabled by default with no password for the root account. The repository also contains extracted audio files and a firmware analysis report, but the core exploit is the Python script. The attack vector is network-based, requiring local network access. The exploit is operational, providing a real shell payload, and targets a specific IoT device and firmware version. The exploit can be used to fully compromise the device, extract data, or use it as part of a botnet. No fake or destructive code is present; the exploit is legitimate and functional.
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