Archive · 2 Jul 2025
Indian Government Warns Xiaomi Users of Security Flaw
The Indian government alerted Xiaomi users about a security problem.
The Mi Connect Service app has a flaw that could let hackers get into your phone, TV, or laptop.
This means they could see your stuff and change things.
To stay safe, update the Mi Connect app on your Xiaomi devices.
The government put out the warning on July 1, 2025.
So far, it's not known if anyone has been hacked yet, but it's important to update the app to prevent problems.
Indian government warns Xiaomi users about a security flaw.
The vulnerability affects devices like phones, TVs, and laptops.
The flaw exists in the Mi Connect Service app.
Attackers could gain unauthorized access to devices.
Users should update the Mi Connect app to version 3.1.895.10 or later.
- Who
- The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) and Xiaomi users.
- What
- A security flaw in Xiaomi's Mi Connect Service app.
- When
- The alert was published on July 1, 2025.
- Where
- India
- Why
- To address a vulnerability that could allow unauthorized access to devices.
- Affected App
- Mi Connect Service
- Affected Devices
- Phones, TVs, Laptops
- Source of Alert
- Indian Government (CERT-In)
- Date of Alert
- July 1, 2025
- Vulnerability
- Verification logic bypass
- Recommended Action
- Update Mi Connect app
- Minimum App Version
- 3.1.895.10