Ivanti’s Bug Bonanza: Another Year, Another Hack Attack Fiasco!
Chinese threat actor UNC5337 is exploiting Ivanti remote access devices again, proving that Ivanti vulnerabilities are like an unwanted sequel. Even with secure-by-design efforts, new bugs CVE-2025-0282 and CVE-2025-0283 have surfaced, causing headaches for IT teams everywhere. Who knew malware could be so persistent—and so creative with fake progress bars?
Hot Take:
If Ivanti appliances were a TV series, they’d be “The Walking Dead” of cybersecurity. Just when you think they’re secure, another bug crawls out of the grave to haunt them! It’s like a never-ending game of Whack-a-Mole with cyber criminals, except this time, the mole knows Kung Fu and has a PhD in Rocket Science.
Key Points:
- Ivanti is facing yet another round of exploitation by a Chinese threat actor, focusing on its remote access devices.
- A new critical vulnerability in Ivanti’s Connect Secure (ICS) is under exploitation, along with a second, less severe bug.
- Two new vulnerabilities, CVE-2025-0283 and CVE-2025-0282, were identified with varying degrees of severity.
- Unique malware like SpawnAnt, SpawnMole, and others have been deployed to exploit these vulnerabilities.
- Mitigation efforts are underway, with instructions and patches being provided by Ivanti and CISA.
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