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Nintendo Switch Vulnerability Allows Attackers to Run Unauthorized Code on Your Console
Nintendo has patched a high-severity vulnerability in the original Nintendo Switch that could let a nearby attacker execute unauthorized code and access information stored on the console. Tracked as CVE-2026-82079, the flaw affects firmware earlier than 23.0.0 and resides in local wireless networking. The security issue is a stack-based buffer overflow, a memory-corruption weakness that […] The post Nintendo Switch Vulnerability Allows Attackers to Run Unauthorized Code on Your Console appeared first on Cyber Security News.
Nintendo has patched a high-severity vulnerability in the original Nintendo Switch that could let a nearby attacker execute unauthorized code and access information stored on the console. Tracked as CVE-2026-82079, the flaw affects firmware earlier than 23.0.0 and resides in local wireless networking. The security issue is a stack-based…
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