N-Able Takes Platform Offline After 33 Zero-Days Drop
N-able temporarily took its hosted N-central environment offline and urged on-premises customers to do the same after an independent researcher publicly disclosed 33 zero-day vulnerabilities for the software on GitHub. The researcher published multiple exploit chains enabling remote code execution, credential theft, and arbitrary file writes, though N-able stated it has not seen any active exploitation of the vulnerabilities. Open article →
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