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Solarwinds Access Rights Manager Security Update: Update Now!

In the world of IT security, vigilance against potential threats remains a constant companion. Recently has Solarwinds, a leading provider of IT management software,
released important security updates for two of its core products: the Access Rights Manager and the Solarwinds Platform (Orion). These updates are critical to addressing serious security vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to inject malicious code into affected systems.

Access Rights Manager and Solarwinds Platform (Orion) affected

The affected products, the Access Rights Manager and the Orion Platform, play a central role in the monitoring and management of IT infrastructures. The latest updates address a total of seven security vulnerabilities, five of which are classified as critical and two as high-risk. These vulnerabilities allow, among other things, directory traversal attacks and deserialization of untrusted data, which can potentially lead to unauthorized access and execution of arbitrary code.

The critical security vulnerabilities in Access Rights Manager were resolved with the publication of the version 2023.2.3 fixed that addresses five security vulnerabilities. Three of these vulnerabilities were classified as critical due to their risk potential.

The Solarwinds Platform (Orion) received the version 2024.1 an update that fixes two SQL injection vulnerabilities that could allow authenticated attackers to inject and execute arbitrary code.

That's why this security update is important for you

Given the severity and potential for abuse of these vulnerabilities, it is critical for IT leaders to implement these updates promptly. History shows that security vulnerabilities in Solarwinds have been exploited in the past by attackers, including state-controlled groups, to penetrate deeper into corporate and government networks.

Solarwinds offers installation or upgrades detailed instructions, which are intended to simplify the process. It is critical that administrators use this opportunity to protect their systems and ensure the security of their IT infrastructure.

Implementing these security updates is not only a matter of technical necessity, but also a sign of a company's commitment to protecting its data and that of its customers. We recommend that all of our readers who use the affected Solarwinds products not to waste any time and update their systems immediately. This update can be crucial for you to combat potential security threats and ensure a secure IT environment.

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