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# Endpoint Privilege Manager 1.2.1

Keeper EPM **v1.2.1 — Security & Stability Hotfix**

Keeper EPM v1.2.1 is a hotfix release that closes a several security and stability issues across Windows, macOS, and Linux agents. No features, UX changes, or API contract changes are included.

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### **Security Fixes**

#### **Windows**

A session-context guard now forces a real admin privilege verification for any user-session caller, and the trusted-process shortcut applies only to system-session processes. ***(KPAM-2012)***

#### **Linux**

A control evaluation path could return ALLOW for a request that policy had explicitly denied. Corrected. ***(KPAM-2029)***

#### **Linux & macOS**

Security issues with agent re-registration were addressed. ***(KPAM-2022)***

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### **Stability Fixes**

#### **macOS — Request Access launch failures**

Applications launched from the **Request Access** flow could fail to start; resolved. ***(KPAM-2051)***

#### **macOS — false "Failed…" message on successful MFA**

MFA completion now reports success correctly. ***(KPAM-2036)***

#### **Linux — KeeperClient "Show" failed to sync**

The refresh triggered by **Show** fired before the MQTT connection was open, so approval/toast updates were lost. The refresh now waits for the connection to be ready. ***(KPAM-2039)***

#### **Linux — `keepersudo` Approval flow for standard user**

Standard (non-admin) users could not complete Approval-controlled requests through `keepersudo`. Resolved. ***(KPAM-2033)***

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**Out of Scope**

No new features, no policy-type changes, no API-contract changes, no cloud or backend changes, no MQTT broker changes, no new platform support.
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