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F&F Filipowski mH-DEVELOPER smart-home modules before version 3.0.30 include a hardcoded SSH public key authorized for root login. The SSH daemon starts automatically and accepts root key-based authentication. An attacker possessing the corresponding private key can authenticate as root and obtain a shell, fully compromising the device. The embedded key persists across factory resets unless the filesystem is remounted.
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A reported vulnerability affecting F&F Filipowski mH-DEVELOPER devices; no technical impact details are provided.
A hardcoded SSH authorized key functions as a service backdoor, allowing an attacker possessing the corresponding private key to obtain a root shell and fully compromise affected devices. The key persists through factory reset.
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