TECHEPAGES[verified]@techepagesPatch
TP‑Link has released firmware updates that address CVE‑2026‑9770 and CVE‑2026‑13230, which involve a hard‑coded crypto key and a location‑leaking discovery service that could enable Man‑in‑the‑Middle attacks; users should update to firmware 2.4.0/2.4.1 or isolate the cameras.
elhacker.NET@elhackernetPatch
The post announces that TP‑Link cameras exposed to CVE-2026-9770 and CVE-2026-13230 can suffer MitM attacks and that the vendor has already issued remediation updates.
Хабр@habr_comDisclosure
CVE‑2026‑9770 is disclosed with an 8.6/10 score, highlighting reused cryptographic keys in camera firmware that break intended security, but no PoC, exploit, patch, or active exploitation is mentioned.
Daily CyberSecurity@Daily_CyberSecPatch
The tweet warns of a local credential‑stealing flaw (CVE‑2026‑9770) in TP‑Link Kasa routers and urges users to update EC70/EC71 firmware, also linking to a potential PoC.
CVE@CVEnewGeneral
The post reports that CVE‑2026‑9770 involves a static cryptographic key shared across Kasa EC71 and EC70 firmware, indicating a potential security weakness.
Daily CyberSecurity@Daily_CyberSecPatch
The post highlights a CVE‑2026‑9770 vulnerability in TP‑Link Kasa EC70/EC71 cameras that allows local attackers to intercept admin credentials and urges users to update firmware to mitigate the issue.
Infoflowcloud@infoflowcloudDisclosure
The tweet announces CVE‑2026‑9770, highlighting a shared static cryptographic key in Kasa firmware, but does not mention any PoC, exploit code, patch, or active exploitation.