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Ivanti Connect Secure zero-day vulnerabilities

Ivanti released patches for two zero-day vulnerabilities in Connect Secure VPN appliances that were chained together for active exploitation against enterprise networks.

Triage facts

Revision 1
Applicability
Connect Secure
Evidence
Unknown
Severity
Critical
Action
Immediate escalation
Sources
1 public source
Freshness
Revision 1Nov 4, 09:17 UTC
Source quality
A1Very likely

Ivanti has released security patches addressing two zero-day vulnerabilities in its Connect Secure VPN appliances. The vulnerabilities were reportedly chained together by threat actors to facilitate unauthorized access and exploitation of enterprise environments. Organizations should prioritize patching these appliances to remediate the potential for initial access and persistence.

Impact

Observed exploitation indicates these vulnerabilities allow for initial access and execution, potentially enabling threat actors to establish persistence within compromised enterprise networks.

Recommendation

  • Inventory all Ivanti Connect Secure appliances within the environment.
  • Apply the latest patches released by Ivanti for Connect Secure immediately.
  • Review VPN appliance logs for anomalous administrative access or unexpected process execution.
  • Monitor for unauthorized lateral movement originating from the VPN appliance network segment.

Immediate actions

Patch all Ivanti Connect Secure appliances to the latest version

IT Operations 24h

Threat Hunt

Identify unauthorized access to the Connect Secure administrative interface

T1190 high high confidence hunt now

Data: VPN appliance access logs, Authentication logs

Mitigations

Apply Ivanti security patches for Connect Secure

immediate IT Operations

Connect Secure zero-day vulnerabilities