Critical Vulnerabilities Found in 2N Access Commander API
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Two vulnerabilities have been identified in the 2N Access Commander software, versions 3.4.1 and 3.4.2. CVE-2025-59783 allows OS command injection through an insufficiently validated API endpoint, while CVE-2025-59785 enables bypassing password policies for backup file encryption, both requiring administrator authentication for exploitation.
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2026-03-04
CVE-2025-59783 published
2026-03-04
CVE-2025-59785 published
2026-03-05
Articles published detailing vulnerabilities
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