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CVE-2026-24724 is an incorrect authorization / broken access control vulnerability affecting QNAP File Station 6. According to QNAP, a remote attacker who has obtained a valid user account can exploit the flaw to bypass intended access restrictions. The issue is described as allowing authenticated users to circumvent authorization checks and access files or resources that should be restricted to them.
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A broken access control vulnerability in QNAP NAS products that may allow authenticated users to bypass restrictions and access sensitive files.
An incorrect authorization vulnerability affecting QNAP File Station that allows a remote attacker with a user account to bypass intended access restrictions.
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