www.exploit-db.com File Disclosure Vulnerability in Eyelock's Nano NXT Device
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- •Nano NXT devices are vulnerable to file disclosure due to improper input validation.
- •The vulnerability affects several firmware versions and allows access to local files.
- •A patch has been released to mitigate the issue, but no active exploitation has been confirmed.
Eyelock's Nano NXT device, an iris-based identity authentication system, has been found to have a file disclosure vulnerability. This flaw arises from improper validation of input passed through the 'path' parameter in the 'logdownload.php' script, allowing attackers to access local files. The vulnerability affects multiple firmware versions, including 3.05.1193, 3.04.1108, and 3.03.944. The vendor has confirmed the issue and is scheduled to release a patch. The latest firmware, version 3.06.1260, has been released to address these vulnerabilities. No has been reported as of the articles' publication date.
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2026-10-21
Vulnerability disclosed
Eyelock confirmed a file disclosure vulnerability in the Nano NXT device affecting multiple firmware versions.
Zero Science2026-10-21
Patch released
Eyelock released NXT Firmware version 3.06.1260 to address the disclosed vulnerabilities.
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Which firmware versions are affected?
Firmware versions 3.05.1193, 3.04.1108, and 3.03.944 are affected by the vulnerability.
Has this vulnerability been exploited in the wild?
No active exploitation has been reported as of the articles' publication date.
What should users do to protect their systems?
Users should update to the latest firmware version 3.06.1260 to mitigate the vulnerability.
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