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ScreenConnect cryptographic signature verification vulnerability (CVE-2026-3564)

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ConnectWise disclosed CVE-2026-3564, a cryptographic signature verification vulnerability in ScreenConnect that can enable unauthorized access and privilege escalation. The flaw affects versions before 26.1 and may let an attacker abuse ASP.NET machine keys for unauthorized session authentication. ScreenConnect 26.1 adds stronger machine-key protection, and on-premises administrators are being told to upgrade as soon as possible. ConnectWise said it has no evidence of active exploitation of this specific flaw and no confirmed IOCs to share.

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Timeline

  1. 18.03.2026 20:10 2 articles · 2mo ago

    ConnectWise warns ScreenConnect customers about CVE-2026-3564

    Initial Disclosure

    ConnectWise warned ScreenConnect customers about CVE-2026-3564, a cryptographic signature verification vulnerability affecting ScreenConnect versions before 26.1 that could let an attacker abuse ASP.NET machine keys for unauthorized session authentication, unauthorized access, and privilege escalation. The vendor said researchers observed attempts to abuse disclosed ASP.NET machine key material in the wild, but it had no evidence of active exploitation in ConnectWise-hosted ScreenConnect and no confirmed IOCs to share. ScreenConnect 26.1 adds stronger machine-key protection, and on-premises administrators are told to upgrade as soon as possible while also tightening access to configuration files and secrets, checking logs for unusual authentication activity, protecting backups and old data snapshots, and keeping extensions up to date.

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