Skyworthdigital

Skyworthdigital's vulnerability footprint centers on a focused line of set-top box and network media products, such as the CM5100 and RN510 models, which sit in consumer and small-business entertainment and streaming environments. A meaningful share of the vendor's disclosures reach serious severity, and the exposure recurs through weakness classes reflecting both web-application and low-level firmware concerns: cross-site scripting, cleartext transmission of sensitive information, cross-site request forgery, out-of-bounds writes, and classic buffer overflows. These patterns—particularly the combination of web-interface input-handling flaws and memory-safety issues in embedded firmware—are characteristic of devices that integrate legacy embedded code with modern web management interfaces, creating a broad attack surface for both local and remote compromise. Defenders inventorying these devices should prioritize access restrictions on management interfaces and firmware update coverage, as these products often remain in service long beyond active support cycles. Live exploitation activity and severity counts are shown alongside this summary.