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Magnet Goblin, a newly identified cyber gang, is the latest threat group discovered abusing the Ivanti flaws.

Ivanti customers: soon, even if you've patched, you still might not be safe from relentless attacks from high-level Chinese threat actors.

TTPs and malware code overlaps support suspicions Chinese nation-state actors are behind an ongoing campaign to compromise Ivanti network appliances.

CISA warned organizations to ‘consider the significant risk’ of using Connect Secure devices following the exploitation of three vulnerabilities in the VPNs.

Hackers are having a field day with Ivantis products

Thousands of Ivanti gateways appear to be heavily exploited by threat actors. According to the latest report, it was on Jan. 10 when the vulnerability was disclosed as zero-day.

The new vulnerabilities were introduced by a fix for the previous Ivanti flaws, and customers are urged to install a new update.

Looking for the latest Government Contracting News? Read about CISA Releases Updated Emergency Directive to Patch Newly Found Ivanti Device Vulnerabilities.

See the latest vulnerability news. Discover the top vulnerabilities from the past week — including Ivanti and JetBrains’ continued problems.

Cascading critical CVEs, cyberattacks, and delayed patching are plaguing Ivanti VPNs, and forcing cybersecurity teams to scramble for solutions. Researchers are unimpressed.