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Hisense Vidaa Smart TV Vulnerabilities Expose Remote Access Risks

Hisense Vidaa Smart TV Vulnerabilities Expose Remote Access Risks

First seen 6 Nov 2026, 22:46 UTC •

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ThreatCluster •November 6, 2026 at 22:47 UTC
  • •Hisense Vidaa Smart TVs are affected by two critical vulnerabilities.
  • •The vulnerabilities include MQTT broker authentication bypass and unauthenticated WebDriver access.
  • •No known active exploitation has been reported yet.

Two significant vulnerabilities affecting Hisense Vidaa Smart TVs have been disclosed. The first, an MQTT broker authentication bypass, allows unauthorized access to the device's MQTT broker, potentially enabling attackers to control connected devices. The second vulnerability involves unauthenticated WebDriver remote access, which could allow attackers to execute commands on the TV without authentication. These vulnerabilities affect multiple models of Hisense Vidaa Smart TVs. As of now, there are no known exploits in the wild, but both vulnerabilities have been publicly disclosed. Users are advised to monitor for updates from Hisense regarding potential patches.

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Timeline

2026-11-06
Vulnerabilities disclosed
Hisense disclosed two vulnerabilities affecting Vidaa Smart TVs, including MQTT broker bypass and unauthenticated WebDriver access.
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2026-11-06
Public advisory issued
Advisories were published detailing the vulnerabilities and urging users to remain vigilant for updates.
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Common questions

What models of Hisense TVs are affected?
The vulnerabilities affect multiple models of Hisense Vidaa Smart TVs, but specific models are not detailed.
Is there a patch available?
As of now, no patches have been released, but users should monitor for updates from Hisense.
How can I protect my device?
Users should ensure their devices are updated and monitor for any advisories from Hisense regarding these vulnerabilities.