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Ubiquiti reportedly patches 21 high-severity UniFi flaws

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Ubiquiti has patched 21 vulnerabilities across UniFi products, including flaws reported to allow command injection, authentication bypass, and privilege escalation for attackers with network access, according to Cybersecurity News. The report says affected products include UniFi Protect, UniFi OS Server, Network, Access, Talk, Connect, the UID Enterprise Agent, and Enterprise Audio/Video Bridge. It identifies fixed versions including Protect 7.2.105, OS Server 5.1.37, Network 10.5.67, Access 4.3.5, and Talk 5.3.2, while firmware levels vary by hardware family.
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