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Apple @ Work: Ivanti patches a critical bug in Ivanti Endpoint Manager that would allow for device takeover

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<p>Ivanti advises those using its endpoint security product to apply a crucial update (https://www.ivanti.com/blog/security-update-for-ivanti-epm). This update addresses a severe flaw that could enable unauthorized attackers to run harmful code within the impacted networks. While there haven’t been any confirmed cases of this vulnerability being exploited, there’s a history of attackers leveraging device management solutions for malicious purposes.</p>



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