AI & Machine Learning

Running Plex at home: what CVE-2026-96652 changes about remote access and account hygiene

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A recently disclosed vulnerability, CVE-2026-96652, affects Plex Media Server versions prior to 1.43.3.10861, allowing attackers to potentially trigger unwanted outbound requests from a server if it's exposed to the internet. This poses a risk to individuals who have configured Plex for remote access, as it could reveal information about other devices on their home network. Users should immediately update their Plex Media Server to the latest version and consider disabling port forwarding to mitigate the risk.

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