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(CVSS 7.8, High) — A vulnerability in the client update process on Windows could allow a low‑privileged, authenticated local attacker to elevate privileges to SYSTEM level. The exploit works because improper permissions are assigned to a temporary directory created during the update process. Proof‑of‑concept exploit code for this vulnerability has been reported as publicly available.
Operating directly at the Domain Name System (DNS) level, this module guards remote endpoints even when the primary corporate VPN tunnel is completely disconnected. It captures and checks web destinations against global real-time blacklists to intercept phishing or command-and-control communication channels. Strategic Lifecycle Rollout: 4.10 to Cisco Secure Client 5
: Users on modern distributions (like Manjaro) have reported connection failures due to library dependencies (e.g., libxml2 ) in version 4.10.06079. Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client 4.10.06...
A known bug in version 4.10.06079 causes extremely high CPU usage (over 90%) on macOS devices running macOS 12 and later. The issue appears to be related to the AnyConnect Socket Filter extension. A community‑tested temporary workaround involves deactivating the socket filter using the following command:
<TrustedNetworkPolicy> <AutoConnectOnStart>false</AutoConnectOnStart> <AutoConnectOnStartUserControllable>false</AutoConnectOnStartUserControllable> </TrustedNetworkPolicy>
: Built on CiscoSSL, version 4.10 integrates Extended Master Secret (EMS) mechanics explicitly for TLS configurations. It deprecates outdated ciphers to meet strict Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS), enforcing Next-Generation Encryption (NGE) profiles via IPsec IKEv2 and secure TLS profiles. In the event of issues with connectivity, security,
While specific build numbers (denoted by the trailing digits after "06") vary by patch, the 4.10.06xx release is significant as it introduced key enhancements in networking architecture and operating system compatibility.
Ongoing maintenance ensures your VPN client has the latest security patches to protect against emerging threats.
Added support for MDM-deployed user identities and faster client protection activation upon service startup. The exploit works because improper permissions are assigned
Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client 4.10.06079 (MR6) is a maintenance release that primarily introduced support for captive portal detection in the Network Access Manager and resolved specific authentication timeout issues. March 31, 2024
Enhanced reliability when detecting captive portals (like those in hotels or airports) specifically when using the Secure Web Gateway (SWG) .
Widely distributed build, often cited as a critical update for Windows 10/11 environments.
Based on Cisco's release notes for similar maintenance releases in the 4.10 branch: