Feb. 7, 2024, 11:40 p.m. | /u/CirclesWeRun4

cybersecurity www.reddit.com

The latest [Ivanti Connect Secure appliance exploit](https://www.cramhacks.com/p/cramhacks-22#:~:text=Ivanti%20Connect%20Secure%20appliances%20under%20active%20exploitation) is a perfect example of a major flaw in the vulnerability disclosure process.

In December, I wrote a blog post, [Getting Infinite CVEs via Software Supply Chain Security](https://www.cramhacks.com/p/infinite-cves-with-supply-chain), which made some people unhappy. But the latest Ivanti vulnerability is a perfect example of where shit hits the fan and why this needs to be talked about.

You have a vulnerability in a third-party package; in this case, CVE-2023-36661. Now, the Ivanti Connect Secure …

case connect cve cve-2024-21893 cves cybersecurity ivanti ivanti connect secure package party problem project reject run service service provider third third-party version vulnerability vulnerable

Lead Security Specialist

@ Fujifilm | Holly Springs, NC, United States

Security Operations Centre Analyst

@ Deliveroo | Hyderabad, India (Main Office)

CISOC Analyst

@ KCB Group | Kenya

Lead Security Engineer – Red Team/Offensive Security

@ FICO | Work from Home, United States

Cloud Security SME

@ Maveris | Washington, District of Columbia, United States - Remote

SOC Analyst (m/w/d)

@ Bausparkasse Schwäbisch Hall | Schwäbisch Hall, DE