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Ivanti · Pulse Connect Secure
Ivanti Pulse Connect Secure, prior to 9.1R11.4, contains a command injection flaw in its Windows Resource Profiles feature. A remote attacker with low-privilege authenticated access and no user interaction can achieve remote code execution on the affected appliance.
A command injection vulnerability exists in Pulse Connect Secure before 9.1R11.4 allows a remote authenticated attacker to perform remote code execution via Windows Resource Profiles Feature
First seen exploited 3 months after disclosure.
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This vulnerability is exploited through a command injection weakness. Remote authenticated attackers leverage this vulnerability to perform arbitrary code execution on the target system via the Windows Resource Profiles Feature.
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