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    Business Security Flaw Being Actively Attacked: What Families Need to Know
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    Business Security Flaw Being Actively Attacked: What Families Need to Know

    A serious security flaw in business software is being exploited. This affects companies, not home users, but it's a reminder to keep your own devices updated.

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    SecurityWeek

    Original headline: Ivanti Sentry Exploitation Attempts Hitting Honeypots

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    Published Friday, June 12, 2026Updated Friday, June 12, 20262 min read
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    Cybersecurity researchers have detected active attacks targeting a critical vulnerability in Ivanti Sentry, a software product used by businesses to manage mobile devices and access to company systems. The flaw allows attackers to execute commands with the highest level of control over affected systems. This issue affects businesses and organizations that use Ivanti Sentry, not home computers or personal devices. If you work for a company that uses this software, your IT department should already be aware and taking action.

    Your personal home computers, phones, and tablets are not at risk from this specific vulnerability. If you work for a business, there is nothing you need to do personally. Your company's IT team is responsible for patching this software. However, you should remain vigilant for any unusual emails or messages from your IT department asking you to take security actions. If you receive such communications, verify them by calling your IT help desk directly using a phone number you already have, not one provided in the email. This news serves as a good reminder to keep all your personal devices updated.

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