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CVE-2026-50091 affects Aqara Home Android application com.lumiunited.aqarahome version 6.0.0, as well as white-label Android clients that embed the same native library, liblumidevsdk.so. The vulnerability is the use of hard-coded cryptographic keys embedded directly in the shipped native library. Reporting indicates that two static cryptographic keys are baked into liblumidevsdk.so and are reused across app installs and white-label builds. The keys are reportedly used for security-sensitive functions including camera authentication, device pairing, and content encryption. Because the keys are static and recoverable from the client binary, an attacker who extracts them can undermine the trust model of the affected SDK functionality. This issue is classified as CWE-321: Use of Hard-coded Cryptographic Key.
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