Ivanti’s Open Source Oops: When Mystery Libraries Attack!
Australia’s intelligence agency warns of Ivanti zero-days linked to mysterious open-source libraries. EPMM vulnerabilities can be exploited, prompting Ivanti to work with partners on a solution. While larger organizations are the focus, smaller companies can breathe a sigh of relief, at least until their coffee machine demands admin access.
Hot Take:
If Sherlock Holmes were solving this case, he’d probably say, “Elementary, my dear Watson,” but in cybersecurity, it’s more like “Open Source Libraries, my dear admin!” Ivanti’s got a case of the mystery bugs, and they’re not even the ones to blame! They’re just the middleman in this open-source whodunnit. So, if you’re using EPMM, it’s time to patch up and play detective with your security measures!
Key Points:
- Australia’s ASD warns about two new Ivanti zero-day vulnerabilities.
- The bugs originate from unspecified open-source libraries used in Ivanti’s EPMM.
- The vulnerabilities affect large organizations and government entities.
- Patches are available, but mitigation strategies include using Portal ACLs or external WAFs.
- An additional vulnerability, CVE-2025-22462, was patched for Ivanti’s Neurons for ITSM.
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