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CVE-2026-0629 is an authentication bypass in the password recovery feature of the local web management interface of TP-Link VIGI C and VIGI InSight professional surveillance camera models (32+ models / multiple series). By manipulating client-side state in the password recovery workflow, an attacker on the local/adjacent network can reset the administrator password without verification, thereby bypassing authentication and obtaining administrative access to the device.
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An authentication bypass in the password recovery feature of TP-Link VIGI C and VIGI InSight surveillance cameras that allows an attacker on the local network to reset the administrator password without verification, resulting in full administrative control.
An authentication bypass in TP-Link VIGI cameras’ web interface password recovery function that allows an adjacent-network (LAN) attacker to reset the admin password without verification, resulting in full administrative control of the device.
Authentication bypass in the TP-Link VIGI cameras' local web interface password recovery feature, allowing an attacker to reset the admin password without verification and gain full administrative control.
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