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# Endpoint Privilege Manager 2.1.2

Released on Sep 17, 2026

#### Overview

The EPM 2.1.2 Hotfix delivers priority security fixes and a customer-requested registration improvement. This release addresses a critical vulnerability identified through Bugcrowd, updates the embedded curl components in response to a newly disclosed security advisory, and resolves an issue affecting manual endpoint registration.

#### Security

* **Privilege Elevation Protection** — corrected a flaw in access requestion connection logic that could allow a remote connection to bypass intended authorization and authentication controls. This priority vulnerability was responsibly reported through Bugcrowd and has been fully addressed.
* **curl and Negotiate Authentication** — updated the embedded curl components to address **CVE-2026-19931**.

#### Improvements

* **Manual Registration Reliability** — resolved a customer-reported issue affecting manual endpoint registration, enabling the registration workflow to complete more reliably and allowing the fix to be delivered promptly for customer deployment.

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