NetApp Config Advisor and OneCollect security policy bypass
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Multiple vulnerabilities in NetApp products allow security policy bypass; update Config Advisor to 6.7.4+ and OneCollect to 2.7.4+.
CERT-FR has issued an advisory on multiple vulnerabilities discovered in NetApp products Active IQ Config Advisor and Active IQ OneCollect. These flaws allow attackers to circumvent security policies in affected systems. Active IQ Config Advisor versions before 6.7.4 and Active IQ OneCollect versions before 2.7.4 are vulnerable. NetApp has released security bulletins NTAP-20260603-0001 and NTAP-20260603-0002 with patches and guidance. Defenders should apply the available updates to affected systems as indicated in the vendor security bulletins to close these policy-bypass vectors.
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Source reporting: https://www.cert.ssi.gouv.fr/avis/CERTFR-2026-AVI-0686
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