SailPoint’s Perfect 10 Security Blunder: Patch Now or Risk a Laughably Easy Exploit

SailPoint’s IdentityIQ has a perfect 10/10 vulnerability, making it the software equivalent of a bullseye, but not in a good way. Labeled CVE-2024-10905, this directory traversal flaw is like leaving the vault door wide open. Customers, upgrade now to avoid turning your security into Swiss cheese!

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Hot Take:

Ah, SailPoint, the latest contestant in the “Oops, We Did It Again” vulnerability pageant. Who knew that identity management could be such a risky business? It’s like discovering your security guard is actually a cardboard cutout. Time to patch up and save face before the hackers take a victory lap.

Key Points:

  • SailPoint’s IdentityIQ platform hit with a perfect 10/10 severity vulnerability.
  • The flaw is a directory traversal bug, CWE-66, allowing unauthorized access to file directories.
  • No security advisory released yet; NVD assigned the CVE-2024-10905 identifier.
  • Vulnerable versions include 8.4.x, 8.3.x, 8.2.x, and all prior versions.
  • Heavy-hitting customers like BNP Paribas and Toyota Europe are advised to upgrade ASAP.

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