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CVE-2025-1242 is a credential exposure vulnerability affecting the Gardyn ecosystem in which administrative credentials can be extracted from application API responses, through reverse engineering of the Gardyn mobile application, and through reverse engineering of device firmware. The issue effectively exposes embedded or otherwise recoverable administrative credentials used by the Gardyn IoT Hub. According to the provided advisory context, successful extraction of these credentials can allow an unauthenticated remote attacker to obtain full administrative access to the Gardyn IoT Hub and then control connected devices. The associated weakness classification is CWE-798.
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One of multiple critical vulnerabilities affecting Gardyn Home Kit smart garden systems that could contribute to remote compromise of devices and related cloud infrastructure.
Unknown (listed as a trending CVE affecting Gardyn Home Kit).
Unknown (listed as a trending CVE affecting Gardyn Home Kit; no technical details provided in the content).
A vulnerability in the Gardyn IoT Hub where administrative credentials can be extracted (via API responses, mobile app reverse engineering, and firmware reverse engineering), potentially allowing an attacker to gain full administrative access and maliciously control connected devices.
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