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CISA urges federal and private-sector organizations to disconnect Ivanti VPNs vulnerable to zero-day flaws.

Attackers have found workarounds to current mitigations for widely exploited vulnerabilities in Ivanti Connect Secure VPN devices, CISA said.

Ivanti has finally released the first round of patches for vulnerability-stricken Connect Secure and Policy Secure gateways, but in doing so has also found…

Cyber authorities in the U.S. and Australia have issued new warnings to IT administrators to take more action to protect Ivanti Connect Secure and Policy Secure Gateways. At the same time, Ivanti revealed that two new vulnerabilities for the devices have been discovered, on top of a pair revealed earlier this month. The latest vulnerabilities

Corporate VPN maker Ivanti on Wednesday began a belated patch rollout for zero-day flaws that many cybersecurity firms say paved the way for an espionage hacking

Mandiant and CISA say security teams should prioritize the bugs as Ivanti released patches Jan. 31.

Discover major vulnerabilities from the past week, including issues with Citrix, GitHub, and Ivanti, as well as remediation recommendations.

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Ivanti reported that it believes malicious code has been added to exploited Connect-Secure and Policy Secure products that allows a threat actor future access, even after mitigation is applied. 

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