Devolutions Server Vulnerabilities — Security Bypass Risk
Authenticated attackers can exploit Devolutions Server flaws
Executive Summary
CERT-Bund has issued an advisory regarding multiple vulnerabilities in Devolutions Server that allow remote, authenticated attackers to bypass security measures. Organisations using this server should review their security posture and apply necessary mitigations.
What Happened
CERT-Bund has identified multiple vulnerabilities in Devolutions Server that can be exploited by remote, authenticated attackers to bypass security measures. This advisory highlights the need for organisations using this server to assess their security controls and apply necessary patches or mitigations.
Operational and Compliance Impact
For EU organisations, especially those regulated under NIS2/DORA, the vulnerabilities in Devolutions Server pose a medium threat level. Operationally, this could lead to unauthorized data manipulation or access, potentially disrupting services. Compliance-wise, failing to address these vulnerabilities could result in non-compliance with security obligations, particularly concerning data integrity and confidentiality.
NIS2/DORA Obligations Triggered
Organisations must ensure the integrity and security of network and information systems. Immediate assessment and mitigation of these vulnerabilities are required to comply with Article 23.
Affected Sectors
Recommended Immediate Actions
Conduct a security review of Devolutions Server deployments and apply any available patches.
immediateImplement additional monitoring for suspicious activity on affected systems.
short-termReview and update access controls to ensure only necessary personnel have authenticated access.
short-term