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CVE-2025-55129Ivanti EPMM addUser validation bypass and impersonation

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Product: Ivanti Endpoint Manager Mobile (EPMM)Vendor: IvantiDisclosed: 2025-08-19Status: PatchedNVD ↗

What broke

Ivanti EPMM did not validate the addUser path the way the rest of the admin API did. An attacker could create a user or impersonate one. Ivanti patched. Ivanti MDM products have a long KEV history even when a specific ID is not yet listed.

Why it matters

EPMM decides which devices are trusted for Conditional Access and which users get email. Impersonation there bypasses the device-trust story your IdP thinks it is enforcing.

What to do

  • Patch EPMM. Confirm every appliance, including DR.
  • Review users created through the API around the disclosure window.
  • Do not expose EPMM admin to the internet. Pair device compliance with phishing-resistant MFA, not instead of it.

After you patch

Patching closes the entry point. It does not remove access an attacker established through it.

  • Revoke sessions and API tokens on the affected system rather than only resetting passwords.
  • Audit accounts, tokens, and administrative changes made during the exposure window.
  • Rotate credentials the system stored or could reach, including directory service accounts and integration keys. See secrets rotation.
  • Treat the system as a pivot: whatever it could authenticate to is in scope until you have checked it.

Sources

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