Ivanti’s Fourth Time Unlucky: Chinese Spies Exploit Bugs Again!
Suspected Chinese spies are reportedly exploiting Ivanti bugs for the fourth time in three years, aiming at entities worldwide. These bugs enable remote code execution, turning Ivanti’s infosec products into miscreant playgrounds. Perhaps Ivanti’s next security patch should come with a side of “spy-proof” software.
Hot Take:
In a plot twist that surprises absolutely no one, a Chinese government spy group is allegedly at it again, using Ivanti software vulnerabilities like they’re going out of style. You’d think Ivanti was offering a free trip to Beijing for every bug discovered. Seriously folks, it’s time to patch up those holes before we all end up as unwitting stars in a cyber-espionage reality show!
Key Points:
- Alleged Chinese spy group UNC5221 is exploiting Ivanti vulnerabilities for remote code execution.
- Targets include healthcare, telecommunications, and government sectors across the globe.
- Ivanti products, particularly Endpoint Manager Mobile, are under attack for the fourth time in three years.
- The exploits involve vulnerabilities CVE-2025-4427 and CVE-2025-4428.
- Security experts predict more attacks as cloud environments are increasingly targeted.
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