CVE-2026-33893 affects Siemens Teamcenter V2312 (all versions earlier than V2312.0014), V2406 (all versions earlier than V2406.0012), V2412 (all versions earlier than V2412.0009), V2506 (all versions earlier than V2506.0005), and V2512 (all versions). According to Siemens, the application contains a hardcoded key used for obfuscation that is stored directly in the application. Because the key is embedded in the product, an attacker can recover it from the application and misuse it. The issue is classified as CWE-798 (use of hard-coded credentials).
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