Version 1.0: Ivanti Connect Secure - Zero-Day Angriffe beobachtet
BSI confirms active zero-day exploitation of Ivanti Connect Secure appliances, continuing a pattern of edge-device targeting that has plagued European organisations since late 2023.
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Editorial Analysis
Ivanti VPN appliances have been serially targeted; organisations still running them face persistent risk and should evaluate whether continued use is defensible under NIS2 due-diligence requirements.
Apply Ivanti's mitigation guidance immediately, run the Integrity Checker Tool, and plan migration to a more resilient remote-access architecture.
Ivanti VPN zero-days are being actively exploited again — consider whether continued reliance on this product is acceptable risk.
Forward-looking interpretation drafted by editorial AI under human review — not a reproduction of the source. See methodology.
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