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Cisco warns of max severity ISE zero-day exploited in attacks

Cisco released security updates for a maximum-severity zero-day vulnerability in Identity Services Engine that is being actively exploited in attacks. The flaw allows attackers to compromise a critical authentication and network access control system.

Why it matters: Organizations running Cisco ISE must apply the patch immediately, as the vulnerability is actively exploited and could lead to unauthorized network access and lateral movement.

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Cisco warns of max severity ISE zero-day exploited in attacks

Cisco released security updates for a maximum-severity zero-day vulnerability in Identity Services Engine that is being actively exploited in attacks. The flaw allows attackers to compromise a critical authentication and network access control system.

Why it matters: Organizations running Cisco ISE must apply the patch immediately, as the vulnerability is actively exploited and could lead to unauthorized network access and lateral movement.

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Cisco warns of max severity ISE zero-day exploited in attacks

Cisco released security updates for a maximum-severity zero-day vulnerability in Identity Services Engine that is being actively exploited in attacks. The flaw allows attackers to compromise a critical authentication and network access control system.

Why it matters: Organizations running Cisco ISE must apply the patch immediately, as the vulnerability is actively exploited and could lead to unauthorized network access and lateral movement.

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