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CVE-2025-30239 is a high-severity vulnerability affecting multiple TP-Link Aginet devices in which hardcoded cryptographic keys are embedded in firmware and used to protect sensitive stored configuration data. Because the same keys are recoverable from device firmware or storage, an attacker who obtains access to device storage can extract the embedded keys and use them to decrypt protected configuration material. Exposed data may include administrative or service credentials and ISP-related service configuration information. The issue is classified as CWE-321.
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A hardcoded cryptographic key vulnerability in TP-Link Aginet firmware that could expose credentials and protected configuration data to an attacker with access to device storage.
A sensitive data exposure vulnerability in multiple TP-Link Aginet devices caused by hardcoded cryptographic keys in firmware, allowing an attacker with access to device storage to recover keys and decrypt sensitive configuration data, including credentials and service-related information.
A sensitive data exposure vulnerability in TP-Link Aginet firmware caused by hardcoded cryptographic keys, enabling recovery of keys and decryption of stored sensitive configuration data.
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