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CVE-2026-22893 is a command injection vulnerability affecting several QNAP operating system versions. According to QNAP, a remote attacker who has obtained an administrator account can exploit the flaw to execute arbitrary commands on the affected system. The vendor classifies the issue as CWE-78. The available advisory material does not identify the specific vulnerable function or parameter, but supporting context indicates the issue is reachable through an administrative API and may result in command execution with elevated privileges.
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A command execution vulnerability in QNAP NAS products that could allow command execution with elevated privileges.
A command execution vulnerability in QNAP systems reachable through admin APIs; the article indicates one of this pair also gains elevated privileges.
A command injection vulnerability in several QNAP operating system versions that allows arbitrary command execution if a remote attacker has obtained an administrator account.
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