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N-able Takes Platform Offline After 33 Zero-Days Drop
N-able took its hosted N-Central platform offline after a researcher publicly disclosed 33 zero-day vulnerabilities in the remote management and monitoring tool. The vendor urged customers running on-premises deployments to do likewise while preparing patches.
Why it matters: Organizations using N-Central for infrastructure management face immediate exposure to remote code execution; customers must take their instances offline or implement network controls until N-able releases fixes.
- First seen by Cybersecurity Tracker
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vulnerabilities
N-able Takes Platform Offline After 33 Zero-Days Drop
N-able took its hosted N-Central platform offline after a researcher publicly disclosed 33 zero-day vulnerabilities in the remote management and monitoring tool. The vendor urged customers running on-premises deployments to do likewise while preparing patches.
Why it matters: Organizations using N-Central for infrastructure management face immediate exposure to remote code execution; customers must take their instances offline or implement network controls until N-able releases fixes.
- First seen by Cybersecurity Tracker
Source attribution
Correction
Correction recorded as of .
vulnerabilities
N-able Takes Platform Offline After 33 Zero-Days Drop
N-able took its hosted N-Central platform offline after a researcher publicly disclosed 33 zero-day vulnerabilities in the remote management and monitoring tool. The vendor urged customers running on-premises deployments to do likewise while preparing patches.
Why it matters: Organizations using N-Central for infrastructure management face immediate exposure to remote code execution; customers must take their instances offline or implement network controls until N-able releases fixes.
- First seen by Cybersecurity Tracker
Source attribution
Correction
Correction recorded as of .
vulnerabilities
N-able Takes Platform Offline After 33 Zero-Days Drop
N-able took its hosted N-Central platform offline after a researcher publicly disclosed 33 zero-day vulnerabilities in the remote management and monitoring tool. The vendor urged customers running on-premises deployments to do likewise while preparing patches.
Why it matters: Organizations using N-Central for infrastructure management face immediate exposure to remote code execution; customers must take their instances offline or implement network controls until N-able releases fixes.
- First seen by Cybersecurity Tracker