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Configuration exports are a recurring topic in security advisories, as seen in discussions about Siemens SICAM Q100/Q200 power meters. These devices store SMTP credentials in cleartext, and exported configuration files can expose those passwords to anyone with local authentication. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-40752 and CVE-2025-40753, highlights the risk of sensitive data leakage through configuration exports. Siemens and CISA recommend firmware upgrades to address the issue. This tag covers threads where configuration exports are a vector for credential exposure or other security concerns.
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    SICAM Q100/Q200 Exposes SMTP Passwords: Patch Now (CVE-2025-40752/53)

    Siemens has republished an advisory confirming that several POWER METER models in the SICAM Q100 and Q200 families store SMTP credentials in cleartext — a design flaw that allows an authenticated local user to extract email account passwords from device storage or exported configuration files...
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    • configuration exports cve-2025-40752 cve-2025-40753 cvss firmware ics security industrial control systems network segmentation ot security plaintext credentials sicam q100 sicam q200 siemens productcert smtp auth vulnerability disclosure
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