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N-able takes its remote access service offline after researcher publishes dozens of zero-day bugs

Why it’s here: A remote-access vendor's zero-day disclosure and emergency takedown of its hosted service is a cybersecurity threat and supply-chain development relevant to CISA-style critical infrastructure policy, though it has no explicit federal hook and is primarily a vendor incident.

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  1. 5d agoTechCrunch · research by Sean BalesN-able takes its remote access service offline after researcher publishes dozens of zero-day bugsAfter a researcher published over 30 alleged N-central zero-days with exploit code, N-able took its hosted N-central environments offline and told on-premises customers to shut their servers down while it develops a hotfix.
    4 articles · 3 outlets · BleepingComputer
    1. 5d agoBleepingComputerEarliestN-able takes cloud platform offline after 30+ "zero-days" published
    2. 5d agoTechCrunchPickupN-able takes its remote access service offline after researcher publishes dozens of zero-day bugs
    3. 4d agoCSO OnlinePickupN-able N-central gets emergency fix two days after 33 exploits published
    4. 4d agoBleepingComputerN-able releases security hotfixes for zero-day vulnerabilities
    CyberN-able N-central zero-days exploited after researcher publishes exploit code50 linked

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N-able takes its remote access service offline after researcher publishes dozens of zero-day bugs — The Wave