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Ivanti on Tuesday declare to patch for several products, including fixes for critical vulnerabilities in Endpoint Manager (EPM). Ivanti resolved six out of the ten security defects resolved in EPM are critical-severity SQL Injection bugs. Tracked as CVE-2024-29822 through CVE-2024-29827, the bugs impact the Core server of Ivanti EPM 2022 SU5 scoring CVSS score of 9.
The vendor released hot fixes for EPM 2022 SU5 which resolve four other SQL injection vulnerabilities in EPM 2022 SU5 and prior releases that could also be exploited to execute arbitrary code from the network, without authentication. Ivanti also announced patches for a high-severity unrestricted file upload bug in the web component of Ivanti Avalanche.
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Ivanti said, “It is highly recommended to download the Avalanche installer and update to the latest Avalanche 6.4.3.602. The installation will apply a fix for the single CVE but will also include previously released CVE fixes and security hardenings,”.
Patches were rolled out for five other high-severity vulnerabilities as well: an SQL injection and an unrestricted file upload bug in Neurons for ITSM, a CRLF injection flaw in Connect Secure, and two local privilege escalation issues in the Secure Access client for Windows.
In addition, patches have been shipped for five other high-severity vulnerabilities: an SQL injection (CVE-2024-22059) and an unrestricted file upload bug (CVE-2024-22060) in Neurons for ITSM, a CRLF injection flaw in Connect Secure (CVE-2023-38551), and two local privilege escalation issues in the Secure Access client for Windows (CVE-2023-38042) and Linux (CVE-2023-46810).
Ivanti said that there is no evidence of the flaws being exploited in the wild or that they were “introduced into our code development process maliciously” via a supply chain attack.
