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Ivanti Pulse Secure VPN is apparently using CentOS 6.4
- tonoto 3y ago"After exfiltrating the /data partition we turned our attention to the rest of the device. This is probably a good time to point out what base operating system Ivanti is using: CentOS 6.4; which was released in 2013 and officially end of life in 2020. You read that correctly: Pulse Secure runs an 11-year-old version of Linux which hasn’t been supported since November 2020. More on this later." It seem popular in corporate environments to just rely on vendors and their binary blobs.. not at all surprised to see such findings.
- Unfrozen0688 3y agoYes? As opposed to, what? You need to think back 15–20 years ago, people needed VPNs to remote into company networks, that's why there are so many Cisco ASA's out there, and they just keep chugging along. Sure NOW there is zscaler and cloudflare tunnels and wireguard, but those are fairly new and companies don't want to rip out gear “that works”
- Unfrozen0688 3y agoBetter headline would be Ivanti Pulse Secure VPN. Ivanti is a large company that "makes" VPNs, MDMs,patch management apps etc... Not just pulse secure VPN. I say "makes" as the VPN was originally Juniper, the patch program they have was Shavlik. So they BUY IT enterprise companies when the VC money runs out or founder wants to exit.
- tonoto 3y agoFair enough
- hsbauauvhabzb 3y agoI’m not sure that putting ‘secure’ in either the title or product name is all that accurate…
- Unfrozen0688 3y agobabahahahaha xddddd That was the orginial name https://techcrunch.com/2020/12/01/ivanti-has-acquired-security-firms-mobileiron-and-pulse-secure/ https://techcrunch.com/2020/12/01/ivanti-has-acquired-securi...