Ivanti’s Patch Party: Fixing Flaws Faster Than You Can Say CVE!

Ivanti has patched multiple critical vulnerabilities in Endpoint Manager (EMP), Avalanche, and Application Control Engine. These flaws, such as the notorious CVE-2024-10811, could allow remote attackers to leak sensitive information without breaking a sweat. The company recommends updating promptly, as no one wants their data spilling like a poorly executed magic trick.

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Ivanti’s latest patch party: where vulnerabilities go to get a makeover! With critical and high-severity flaws patched, Ivanti is like the fairy godmother of cybersecurity, turning potential pumpkins into secure carriages just in time for midnight. Now, if only they could patch my procrastination problem…

Key Points:

  • Ivanti released patches for critical and high-severity vulnerabilities in multiple products.
  • Four critical path traversal flaws in Endpoint Manager (EPM) could leak sensitive info.
  • Avalanche’s update fixes high-severity path traversal vulnerabilities bypassing authentication.
  • Application Control Engine’s race condition issue allows bypassing application blocking.
  • Organizations urged to update products swiftly as past vulnerabilities have been exploited.

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