- New research points to failures used against cloud instances
- The defects were previously found in attacks in the former.
- Ivanti launched a patch, so apply it now
Two errors that affect the mobile (EPMM) of Ivanti, which were discovered and repaired in mid -May, are still being abused in real -life attacks. In fact, they are also directed at the instances of clouds.
This is according to cybersecurity researchers Wiz, who published a new report recently, details the new findings.
“Wiz’s research has observed the continuous exploitation of these vulnerabilities in the exposed and vulnerable EPMM instances in cloud environments since May 16, 2025, coinciding with the publication of POC by several sources, including Watchtowr and Projectscovery,” the researchers said in their report.
CISA added the defects to Kev
The errors in question are a failure of authentication derivation and a defect of remote code remote code (RCE) after authorization. They are traced as CVE-2025-4427 and CVE-2025-4428, and neither received a critical gravity score. “While none of these vulnerabilities has been assigned critical severity, in combination they should certainly be criticized,” Wiz added.
Ivanti addressed the vulnerabilities in a patch published in mid -May of this year and warned, in a security warning, of ongoing attacks.
“We are aware of a very limited number of customers whose solution has been exploited at the time of dissemination,” the company said at that time. To address the problem, users must install Ivanti Endpoint Manager Mobile 11.12.0.5, 12.3.0.2, 12.4.0.2 or 12.5.0.1.
Initially, Ivanti thought the problem only affected EPMM products in the former. “It is not present in the Ivanti neurons for MDM, the unified end -based end point management solution of Ivanti, Ivanti Sentry or any other Ivanti product,” the company explained. “We urge all customers who use the EPMM product in the prize to quickly install the patch.”
Meanwhile, CISA added both errors to its known exploited vulnerabilities (KEV), giving federal civil executive branch agencies (FCEB) a deadline to patch. There are no threat actors attributed the responsibility of any of the attacks so far.
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