Cisco has disclosed today a zero-day vulnerability in the Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client software with proof-of-concept exploit code publicly available. While security updates are not yet ...

Cisco has fixed a six-month-old zero-day vulnerability found in the Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client VPN software, with publicly available proof-of-concept exploit code. The company's ...

Cisco also disclosed high-severity vulnerabilities in its Webex and SD-WAN products. Cisco has disclosed a zero-day vulnerability – for which there is not yet a patch – in the Windows, macOS and Linux ...

The Cisco Secure Client, used for off-campus access, establishes a secure Virtual Private Network (VPN) between your computer or mobile device and the campus network. This connection grants access to ...

Some VPN users exclusive to Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client are reporting the issue whereby when they try to launch the VPN software or try to start/connect ...

A security researcher has dropped a proof-of-concept (POC) exploit for a just-patched, high-severity security vulnerability in Cisco's client software for remote workers looking to connect to VPNs.

If you’re using the previously available Fortinet FortiClient VPN software to access the UB VPN on a personal device, uninstall it by June 14, 2021 and replace it with Cisco AnyConnect, which you can ...

If you tried to access a BC service from off-campus, and were redirected to this page, please connect to Eagle VPN using the Cisco Secure Client - AnyConnect VPN software before logging into your ...

Launch the secure Cisco Secure Client VPN and connect to vpn.colorado.edu. Login with your IdentiKey and password. You will be prompted to authenticate with Duo Multi-Factor Authentication before the ...