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CVE-2026-68067 is a critical authentication vulnerability in the Mira cloud API affecting the Mira Hormone Monitor ecosystem and Mira Android App. The login endpoint accepts any format-valid string in the password field and issues a live active session token for the account associated with the supplied email address, indicating that password verification is effectively bypassed. This allows remote exploitation over the network without prior authentication or user interaction. Successful exploitation enables unauthorized access to cloud-backed account functionality, including hormone record information and account settings, and results in full cloud account takeover.
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A critical vulnerability in the Mira Hormone Monitor ecosystem that could allow attackers to gain control of cloud accounts and access hormone record information and account settings.
A critical weak authentication vulnerability in the Mira cloud API / Mira Android App that allows account takeover by supplying only an email address and any format-valid password string, resulting in issuance of a valid active session token.
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