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CVE-2026-86206 is an incomplete filtering vulnerability in the internal API access-control filter of N-able N-central. The filter can permit unauthorized access to APIs intended for internal use. The issue affects N-central versions earlier than 2026.3.1.13 and is remediated in N-central 2026.3 HF3 and 2026.4.
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A high-severity N-able N-central vulnerability that may enable authentication bypass and full access to a vulnerable N-central platform.
N-central access-control flaw permitting unauthorized access to internal APIs.
A high-severity N-able N-central vulnerability that can enable authentication bypass and full platform access. It was patched over the weekend, but Huntress could not rule out its use in a compromised customer environment.
An access-control vulnerability in the N-central internal API access-control filter that permits unauthorized access to internal APIs.
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Cross-references every affected SKU, including bundled OEM variants.
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