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CVE-2025-11757 is a remotely exploitable information disclosure vulnerability in the CloudEdge ecosystem affecting CloudEdge Online Cameras and the CloudEdge App, including CloudEdge App version 4.4.2. The CloudEdge Cloud does not properly sanitize MQTT topic input, allowing an unauthenticated attacker to use MQTT wildcard characters when subscribing to topics. By subscribing broadly, an attacker can receive MQTT messages intended for other users rather than only their own device traffic. According to CISA and the provided reporting, the intercepted messages may contain credentials and key material used for peer-to-peer camera connectivity, including information associated with ThroughTek/Kalay-based access. This is an improper neutralization of wildcards or matching symbols issue.
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