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ZTE has addressed four vulnerabilities in its SmartLife mobile application following the discovery of critical weaknesses that allowed attackers to enumerate accounts, retrieve account identifiers, reset passwords, and take over user accounts.
Summary
The most severe vulnerability, labeled as CVE-2026-86553, was assigned a CVSS score of 8.8 and affected ZTE SmartLife versions 2.8.2 and earlier.
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