Critical flaws in Ivanti's EPMM service impacted multiple government agencies

Cyber Crime12 Feb 2026

Cybercriminals exploited two critical code-injection vulnerabilities in Ivanti’s Endpoint Manager Mobile to target several European government agencies.

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