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

N-able, a prominent remote access service provider, has taken its platform offline following the disclosure of numerous zero-day vulnerabilities by a researcher. The company has advised self-hosted customers to deactivate their servers due to a critical security incident, raising concerns about potential cyberattacks. The decision to shut down the service was made to mitigate risks and address the security flaws identified by the researcher. The company is currently assessing the situation and working on a resolution.