Cisco UCS Central flaw allows authenticated remote code execution
First merged summary.
Cisco UCS Central before 2.1(2c) has an authenticated remote code execution and information disclosure flaw; users are urged to update.
A vulnerability in Cisco UCS Central Software lets an authenticated remote attacker execute code or disclose information. Cisco says insufficient validation of user-supplied input in HTTP requests is the cause, and valid credentials are required. Successful exploitation could allow arbitrary command execution, file writes, and access to sensitive data. The Canadian Centre for Cyber Security says versions prior to 2.1(2c) are affected and encourages users to review Cisco’s advisory and apply updates.
- Affects Cisco UCS Central Software prior to 2.1(2c)
- Authenticated remote attacker with valid credentials required
- Insufficient validation of user input in HTTP requests
- Can enable arbitrary commands, file writes, and data access
- Canadian Centre urges review of Cisco links and updates
Timeline
dated events in the reporting · oldest first- Nov 4, 2026Cisco discloses authenticated RCE in UCS Central Software · Cisco Security Advisories
- Nov 4, 2026Cyber Centre flags UCS Central versions before 2.1(2c) · Canadian Centre for Cyber Security
What each outlet adds
beyond the shared facts- Cisco Security AdvisoriesHTTP input-validation cause, credential requirement, and impact details
- Canadian Centre for Cyber SecurityAffected versions prior to 2.1(2c) and update advice
- Vendors
- Cisco
Coverage
oldest first · one row per article · UTCCisco UCS Central Software Faces Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
Insufficient input validation in UCS Central Software HTTP requests allows authenticated remote code execution and information disclosure.
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