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TECHNOLOGY • UNITED STATES

N-able takes hosted systems offline after researcher discloses alleged flaws

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N-able has taken its hosted N-central environments offline and urged customers running the software on their own servers to shut them down after a researcher disclosed more than 30 alleged vulnerabilities. The report says some could allow attackers to take over vulnerable systems.

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Why it matters

N-able customers may lose access to hosted systems or need to shut down on-premises servers while the vulnerabilities are addressed. The article does not say whether attackers exploited the flaws or how many organizations are affected.

What happens next

N-able’s hosted environments are offline, and the company has urged on-premises customers to shut down their servers. The article does not provide a timeline for restoring service or further details on fixes.

Whether N-able restores its hosted environments or issues fixes

Whether there is evidence the vulnerabilities were exploited