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CVE-2026-7431 is an incorrect permission assignment vulnerability in Ivanti Secure Access Client for Windows before version 22.8R6. The flaw affects a critical resource implemented as a shared memory section with overly permissive access controls. Because permissions on that shared memory are not properly restricted, a local authenticated user can access the memory region and read or alter sensitive log data maintained by the client. The issue is classified as CWE-732 and results in exposure and tampering of security-relevant logging information rather than direct remote code execution.
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A sensitive log data exposure vulnerability in Ivanti Secure Access Client caused by incorrect permission assignment on a shared memory section.
A vulnerability in Ivanti Secure Access Client for Windows affecting version 22.8R5 and prior, addressed by an Ivanti security advisory.
An incorrect permission assignment vulnerability in Ivanti Secure Access Client that allows a local authenticated user to read or modify sensitive log data.
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