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CVE-2026-75960 is an insufficiently protected credentials vulnerability in Rently Smart Home versions 20.1.0 and earlier. The affected API can return a property's access-code table without adequately limiting the response to the requesting user’s authorized codes. Exposed credentials can include the Master PIN, despite the resident application interface displaying only the resident's own codes. Retrieval of the Master PIN can bypass normal permission boundaries.
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An authorization-scoping flaw in Rently's resident API that allowed an authenticated resident to retrieve the complete access-code table for their property, including the master PIN, rather than only their own codes.
An insufficiently protected credentials vulnerability in Rently Smart Home 20.1.0 and earlier that could allow an attacker to retrieve PINs, including the Master PIN, and bypass standard user-permission restrictions.
A remotely exploitable insufficient credential-protection vulnerability in Rently Smart Home 20.1.0 and earlier that permits retrieval of PINs, including the Master Pin, enabling an attacker to bypass standard user-permission controls.
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