Organisations are struggling to prioritise vulnerability patching appropriately, leading to situations where everything is a ...

The news was recently confirmed by the French National Agency for the Security of Information Systems (ANSSI), which noted ...

Ivanti, Fortinet, and Splunk have released patches for critical- and high-severity vulnerabilities in their products.

Ivanti is now warning that it has discovered two additional flaws — tracked as CVE-2024-21888 and CVE-2024-21893 — affecting its Connect Secure VPN product. The former is described as a ...

It seems like CISA knows something that maybe we don’t, and it’s not great news for Ivanti users. Do note that this even applies to devices that have had the XML mitigation applied. Yikes. Jenkins ...

Ivanti VPN users should stay alert as IP scanning for the vendor's Connect Secure and Pulse Secure systems surged by 800 percent last week, according to threat intel biz GreyNoise.… The team at ...

Networks protected by Ivanti VPNs are under active attack by well-resourced hackers who are exploiting a critical vulnerability that gives them complete control over the network-connected devices.

Read details about the new Ivanti VPN zero-day vulnerabilities, along with the latest information about patches. Most of the exposed VPN appliances are reported to be in the U.S., followed by ...

Authentication in Ivanti VPNs occurs through the doAuthCheck function in an HTTP web server binary located at /root/home/bin/web. The endpoint /dana-ws/saml20.ws doesn’t require authentication.

Ivanti's quickness in using AI and machine learning to take on these challenges is noteworthy. In the span of fewer than eighteen months, they've delivered their AI-based Ivanti Neurons platform ...

Federal agencies are facing significant challenges due to outdated IT systems that hinder efficiency, compromise security and fail to meet public demands. Legacy hardware and software create ...

Software Maker Ivanti Discovered Second Security Flaw Days After First One Was Found Officials in the U.S. and Norway suspect the ‘zero-day’ vulnerabilities have been exploited by state ...