TechCisco ISE gets emergency patch after reported zero-day exploitation
SecurityWeek reports that the flaw lets remote, unauthenticated attackers bypass authentication using crafted requests.
TLDR
Active exploitation of a Cisco ISE zero-day triggered an emergency patch, SecurityWeek reports. The outlet says remote attackers can exploit the vulnerability to bypass authentication using crafted requests, without needing to authenticate first.
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Cisco ISE gets emergency patch after reported zero-day exploitation
SecurityWeek reports that the flaw lets remote, unauthenticated attackers bypass authentication using crafted requests.
TLDR
Active exploitation of a Cisco ISE zero-day triggered an emergency patch, SecurityWeek reports. The outlet says remote attackers can exploit the vulnerability to bypass authentication using crafted requests, without needing to authenticate first.