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Overall assessment: Few devices in this batch are documented by both the vendor and a regulator for the exact same model. Ecovacs published a security advisory for Bluetooth remote code execution across the Deebot series and a second advisory covering CVE-2025-30198, CVE-2025-30199 and CVE-2025-30200, where the base station releases an insecure Wi-Fi network allowing forged communication with the robot. The Korea Consumer Agency tested this exact model DEX56 in 2025 and rated device security at the lowest level, citing low hardware security, insufficient firmware security settings exposing the internal structure, inadequate app authentication, and home photos that could be searched and stolen. Researchers at DEF CON demonstrated full takeover including Wi-Fi credentials, stored maps and camera and microphone access. The mitigating factors are that Ecovacs proactively pushed fixes to active users and no CVE appears in KEV with no mass exploitation observed, so prior attacks remain rated as rare rather than confirmed. [[Category:Classification]] [[Category:Calculator v1]] [[Category:Ecovacs]]
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