Ivanti’s Perfect 10: Critical Vulnerabilities Leave IT Systems Laughably Exposed

Ivanti CSA has a perfect 10, but it’s not a talent show score. It’s a critical vulnerability in the admin web console that lets hackers play admin. With three critical bugs, Ivanti customers should consider upgrading before cybercriminals start their own IT department.

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Well, it looks like Ivanti’s Cloud Services Application is having a bad hair day—or should we say a “bad code day”? With a perfect 10 vulnerability, it’s like the Olympic judges are out here scoring cyber flaws. If only Ivanti could vault over these problems as gracefully as Simone Biles!

Key Points:

  • Ivanti’s Cloud Services Application (CSA) has three critical vulnerabilities, including a perfect 10 CVSS-rated flaw.
  • The most severe vulnerability allows authentication bypass in the admin web console.
  • Two additional vulnerabilities have a 9.1 CVSS rating, permitting remote code execution and arbitrary SQL commands.
  • All vulnerabilities affect Ivanti CSA versions 5.0.2 and earlier, urging an upgrade to 5.0.3.
  • CISA has previously highlighted other vulnerabilities in Ivanti’s CSA that could be chained for attacks.

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