Cisco Fixes 50 Vulnerabilities Across Enterprise Networking Products

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Summary

Cisco released 25 advisories addressing 50 vulnerabilities, including two critical flaws in Secure FMC that could enable root access. Cisco says it is unaware of in-the-wild exploitation and advises users to update.

Key points

  • Cisco’s March 2026 release includes 25 security advisories covering 50 vulnerabilities.
  • Forty-eight vulnerabilities affect ASA Firewall, Secure FMC, and Secure FTD appliances.
  • CVE-2026-20079 is a critical Secure FMC web-interface authentication bypass that could allow arbitrary scripts and root access.
  • CVE-2026-20131 is a critical insecure-deserialization flaw that could enable arbitrary code execution and root privileges; internet-inaccessible FMC management interfaces have lower exploitation risk.
  • Nine high-severity flaws could enable SQL injection, denial of service, or sensitive-file access or modification.
  • Cisco also patched medium-severity flaws in Webex and ClamAV and says it is unaware of exploitation in the wild.

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Cisco released patches for 50 vulnerabilities across its products, including critical flaws affecting enterprise networking appliances.
Impact
CVE-2026-20079 could allow authentication bypass, script and command execution, and root access on affected Cisco Secure FMC deployments. CVE-2026-20131 could allow arbitrary code execution and privilege escalation to root on affected Secure FMC deployments. Other vulnerabilities could enable SQL injection, denial-of-service, or sensitive-file access. Cisco said it was not aware of exploitation in the wild and advised users to update.

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