HCL BigFix: Security issues with SAML authentication

HCL's endpoint management platform BigFix is vulnerable. The developers have now closed a critical security vulnerability.

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HCL BigFix is vulnerable in the context of SAML authentication. There is now a security patch.

The HCL developers point out in a security advisory that the “critical” web UI vulnerability (CVE-2025-54419) is rated with the highest possible CVSS score of 10 out of 10. The vulnerability affects Node-SAML, and attackers can manipulate login credentials.

It is not entirely clear from the description of the vulnerability what attackers can do after a successful attack. Due to the critical rating, it is plausible that they will then have extensive system access.

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The developers assure that they have closed the vulnerability in HCL BigFix 5.1.0. Whether there are already attacks is currently unknown.

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This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical assistance and editorially reviewed before publication.