F11: Account password sent over HTTP (V3.6.3.1)
insufficiently remediated in supplied MCA50E image
Last updated November 8, 2026
Document type: local CVE candidate assessment, not a published CVE Record. CVE ID: unassigned. Product scope: Anpviz IPC-D240W-S V3.5.2.1 captured from the owner’s MCA40E camera; the V3.6.3.1 comparison image is an MCA50E image sent in error and was not flashed to this model.
Finding
A proposed password crosses an unencrypted HTTP request. The new image changes cookie storage but does not add HTTPS and logs plaintext in one path.
Status in this image: insufficiently remediated in supplied MCA50E image.
Evidence limit: The scored scenario is a local-network observer present during account setup; no token replay is claimed.
Classification and severity
- Proposed CWE: CWE-319
- CVSS v4.0 score: 5.9 Medium, provisional scenario
- CVSS v4.0 vector:
CVSS:4.0/AV:A/AC:L/AT:P/PR:N/UI:P/VC:H/VI:N/VA:N/SC:N/SI:N/SA:N - Scoring basis: Assumes a local-network observer during a user-initiated account request; account compromise is not added as an impact.
- CVE candidacy: Needs coordinator/CNA review for grouping, affected models and version status; do not equate this finding ID with a CVE ID.
Source screenshots
The PNGs are rendered, line-numbered excerpts of existing Ghidra C-like decompilation, not photographs of the Ghidra GUI or recovered vendor source. The original export is authoritative; image selection can omit relevant lines elsewhere in the function.
- No dedicated C export or code screenshot for this finding/version. See the case review and supporting evidence; no source was invented.
Related published CVEs
- No verified related CVE linked to this specific finding; this is not an exhaustive database search.
Case references
- Evidence index
- Initial public report
- Remediation review
- CERT/CC VRF #26-10-FZTVG; CISA Case #116607.