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CVE-2025-66273 is a command injection vulnerability affecting several QNAP operating system versions, including QTS and QuTS hero releases. According to the provided advisory context, the flaw is reachable through a username parameter, allowing an authenticated administrator to inject arbitrary system commands. QNAP states that a remote attacker who has obtained an administrator account can exploit the issue to execute arbitrary commands on the affected system. The vulnerability is mapped to CWE-78 and is network exploitable with no user interaction required once the necessary privileges are available.
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A command injection vulnerability in QNAP NAS products that allows an authenticated administrator to inject arbitrary system commands via a username parameter.
A command injection vulnerability in QNAP systems that allows system command execution via the username parameter.
A command injection vulnerability in several QNAP operating system versions that allows arbitrary command execution if a remote attacker has an administrator account.
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