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CVE-2026-73296 is a missing-authentication vulnerability in Microsoft UFO versions earlier than 3.0.8. The framework's Mobile Model Context Protocol data-collection and action services could be exposed as Streamable HTTP endpoints without authentication or authorization. A remote unauthenticated attacker could access ADB-connected Android devices through these services, retrieve screenshots and UI hierarchy information, and invoke automation actions including touch input, text entry, application launching, key events, and UI-control operations.
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A critical (CVSS 9.4) missing authentication and authorization vulnerability in Microsoft UFO Mobile MCP servers. In network-exposed deployments of UFO before 3.0.8, an unauthenticated remote attacker can access data collection and ADB-backed Android automation functions, enabling access to screenshots, UI and device data, and potentially arbitrary interaction with connected unlocked Android devices or emulators.
An unauthenticated remote access vulnerability in Microsoft UFO prior to version 3.0.8 that exposes mobile MCP HTTP services, enabling remote control of an ADB-connected Android device and disclosure of screen/device data.
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