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CVE-2026-86207 is a high-severity authentication-bypass vulnerability in N-able N-central versions earlier than 2026.3 Hotfix 3 (build 2026.3.1.13). The flaw affects internal-only API functionality and permits an attacker to bypass intended authentication controls, resulting in unauthorized access to those APIs. N-able assigned a CVSS v4.0 score of 7.7.
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One of two previously patched N-central vulnerabilities that Huntress assessed could potentially be chained with the other flaw to bypass authentication and compromise N-central production environments.
A high-severity authentication-bypass vulnerability affecting internal-only APIs in an unspecified N-able product. It was patched in N-able HF3 on September 5.
A high-severity N-able N-central vulnerability reported to permit authentication bypass and unrestricted access to the platform. It was patched before the CVE-2026-86218 hotfix and was considered as a possible cause of a prior compromise.
A high-severity N-able N-central vulnerability that may enable authentication bypass and full access to a vulnerable N-central platform.
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