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CVE-2025-15630 is a race condition in the cloud-based device adoption workflow used by TP-Link Omada controllers. During zero-touch or cloud onboarding, an attacker can interact with the adoption process before the legitimate device completes registration and, by spoofing the target device identity such as its MAC address, win the registration handshake. If successful, the controller may deliver provisioning information intended for the legitimate device to the attacker-controlled system. Reported exposed data includes initial configuration material and other sensitive provisioning information associated with the device onboarding process.
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One of a set of newly disclosed vulnerabilities in TP-Link Omada zero-touch provisioning (ZTP) that can contribute to unauthorized device onboarding, credential exposure, and compromise of managed network equipment.
One of a set of newly disclosed TP-Link Omada zero-touch provisioning vulnerabilities affecting controller/device identification, credential protection, or encrypted connection establishment.
A cloud adoption race condition in TP-Link Omada Zero-Touch Provisioning that allows MAC address spoofing during device registration and theft of sensitive configuration data, including credential hashes and VPN keys.
One of the newly disclosed TP-Link Omada zero-touch provisioning related vulnerabilities patched by TP-Link. The article does not provide flaw-specific technical details beyond inclusion in the set of ZTP issues that can contribute to device compromise and attack chains.
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